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Emoticons - Orange ( i )
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Emoticons - Orange

Note! Emoticons are not yet supported in guestbook or forum messages. This note will be removed when the supoort becomes available.

Emoticons are usually little face-images that can be inserted to guestbook and forum messages to express a mood or a feeling. Emoticons let people know how you feel without saying "I am happy" or "I am bored".

There are two alternate ways to insert emoticons in Freebok; using the emoticon shortcuts, or using the emoticon code. The guestbook or forum owner may have disabled or enabled each of these ways. It is good practice to notify the users of what codes are available, but if the owner has failed to do that, the only way to know if emoticons are supported is to try them.

Emoticon | shortcut | code

:)	:smile:	8\|	:cool:
;)	:wink:	8)	:nerd:
	:love:	:z	:sleep:
:D	:grin:		:crap:
:b	:tongue:		:cowboy:
:o	:ooh:		:caffeine:
:\|	:serious:		:pacman:
:(	:sad:		:propeller:
>:	:angry:		:wizard:
:x	:toxic:		:xmas:

Orange emoticon set author: makri

Color Codes

All colors in the form layout may be defined as text ('black', 'white'...), or as numeric 'RRGGBB' form. To use a color, copy the number sequence from the color cell to the color field in the layout form. Remember to add the ' # ' -mark before the sequence (e.g. white: '#FFFFFF')

White FFFFFF	Red FF0000	Green 00FF00	Blue 0000FF	Magenta FF00FF
Cyan 00FFFF	Yellow FFFF00	Black 000000	Aquamarine 70DB93	Baker\'sChocolate 5C3317
Blue Violet 9F5F9F	Brass B5A642	Bright Gold D9D919	Brown A62A2A	Bronze 8C7853
Bronze II A67D3D	Cadet Blue 5F9F9F	Cool Copper D98719	Copper B87333	Coral FF7F00
CornFlower 42426F	DarkBrown 5C4033	DarkGreen 2F4F2F	DarkGreen 4A766E	DarkOlive Green 4F4F2F
DarkOrchid 9932CD	DarkPurple 871F78	DarkSlate Blue 6B238E	DarkSlate Grey 2F4F4F	Dark Tan 97694F
DarkTurquoise 7093DB	Dark Wood 855E42	Dim Grey 545454	DustyRose 856363	Feldspar D19275
Firebrick 8E2323	Forest Green 238E23	Gold CD7F32	Goldenrod DBDB70	Grey C0C0C0
Green Copper 527F76	Green Yellow 93DB70	HunterGreen 215E21	IndianRed 4E2F2F	Khaki 9F9F5F
Light Blue C0D9D9	Light Grey A8A8A8	Light Steel Blue 8F8FBD	Light Wood E9C2A6	Lime Green 32CD32
Mandarian Orange E47833	Maroon 8E236B	Medium Aquamarine 32cd99	MediumBlue 3232CD	Medium Forest Green 6B8E23
Medium Goldenrod EAEAAE	Medium Orchid 9370DB	MediumSea Green 426F42	MediumSlate Blue 7F00FF	Medium Spring Green 7FFF00
Medium Turquoise 70DBDB	Medium Violet DB7093	Medium Wood A68064	MidnightBlue 2F2F4F	Navy Blue 23238E
Neon Blue 4D4DFF	Neon Pink FF6EC7	NewMidnight Blue 00009C	New Tan EBC79E	Old Gold CFB53B
Orange FF7F20	Orange Red FF2400	Orchid DB70DB	Pale Green 8FBC8F	Pink BC8F8F
Plum EAADEA	Quartz D9D9F3	Rich Blue 5959AB	Salmon 6F4242	Scarlet 8C1717
Sea Green 238E68	Semi-SweetChocolate 6B4226	Sienna 8E6B23	Silver E6E8FA	Sky Blue 3299CC
Slate Blue 007FFF	Spicy Pink FF1CAE	Spring Green 00FF7F	SteelBlue 236B8E	Summer Sky 38B0DE
Tan DB9370	Thistle D8BFD8	Turquoise ADEAEA	Very DarkBrown 5C4033	Very Light CDCDCD
Violet 4F2F4F	Violet Red CC3299	Wheat D8D8BF	Yellow Green 99CC32

Date format strings

Symbol	Meaning	Presentation	Example
G	era designator	(Text)	AD
y	year	(Number)	1996
M	month in year	(Text & Number)	July & 07
d	day in month	(Number)	10
h	hour in am/pm (1~12)	(Number)	12
H	hour in day (0~23)	(Number)	0
m	minute in hour	(Number)	30
s	second in minute	(Number)	55
S	millisecond	(Number)	978
E	day in week	(Text)	Tuesday
D	day in year	(Number)	189
F	day of week in month	(Number)	2 (2nd Wed in July)
w	week in year	(Number)	27
W	week in month	(Number)	2
a	am/pm marker	(Text)	PM
k	hour in day (1~24)	(Number)	24
K	hour in am/pm (0~11)	(Number)	0
z	time zone	(Text)	Pacific Standard Time
'	escape for text	(Delimiter)
''	single quote	(Literal)	'

The count of pattern letters determines the format.

(Text): 4 or more pattern letters--use full form, < 4--use short or abbreviated form if one exists.

(Number): the minimum number of digits. Shorter numbers are zero-padded to this amount. Year is handled specially; that is, if the count of 'y' is 2, the Year will be truncated to 2 digits.

(Text & Number): 3 or over, use text, otherwise use number.

Any characters in the pattern that are not in the ranges of ['a'..'z'] and ['A'..'Z'] will be treated as quoted text. For instance, characters like ':', '.', ' ', '#' and '@' will appear in the resulting time text even they are not embraced within single quotes.

A pattern containing any invalid pattern letter will result in a thrown exception during formatting or parsing.

Examples Using the US Locale:

Format Pattern	Result
yyyy.MM.dd G 'at' hh:mm:ss z	1996.07.10 AD at 15:08:56 PDT
EEE, MMM d, 'yy	Wed, July 10, '96
h:mm a	12:08 PM
hh 'o''clock' a, zzzz	12 o'clock PM, Pacific Daylight Time
K:mm a, z	0:00 PM, PST
yyyyy.MMMMM.dd GGG hh:mm aaa	1996.July.10 AD 12:08 PM

This information and the examples have been taken from the Java 2 Platform Std. Ed. v1.3.1 documentation. (c) Sun Microsystems.