@sato Yes you can do it, but it takes a little "trick". There are two ways to do it:
- Use double quotes for text (default). For example:
|TA UID:ta1 X:50 Y:50 TXT:"my text"\r\n
@ta1 TXT:"<font color=\u0022red\u0022>my red text</font>"\r\n
In this case, the \u0022 is unicode escape for double quotes, which needs to be written like this, otherwise GUI-O will parse the TXT incorrectly when adding the 'font' color attribute.
- Use other character for TXT encapsulation (for example * - you have to set this via @gse request - see 'General settings change request' section in the manual):
|TA UID:ta1 X:50 Y:50 TXT:*my text*\r\n
@ta1 TXT:*<font color="red">my red text</font>*\r\n
Note that instead of "red" you can use any hex color, e.g., #FFFF00.
This is not explicitly stated in the manual, so I will correct this.
BR,
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