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That is not unicode at all, nor has it anything to do with it...
Unicode is an extended set of characters. Instead of 255 possible characters, you can have 65535 possible characters. MSN Messenger (as well as Messenger Plus!) is full Unicode compatible. Unicode has got nothing to do with the color codes of Messenger Plus!.
What you see are colorcodes, nothing more. These codes are made by Messenger Plus! itself and only used by Messenger Plus!. They aren't a standard of any type. Patchou (the creator of Messenger Plus!) could well've choosen different codes for all he cares....
Thus only Messenger Plus! can interpret these colorcodes. So unless your contact also has Messenger Plus!, he will see the raw colorcodes...
eg: ·$#BF40A0i
·$ = color starting code, which indicates a color will follow
# = indicator that a RGB color will follow
BF40A0 = the actuall RGB colorcode
BF = Red component of the color
40 = Green component of the color
A0 = Blue component of the color
i = the ascii character which is to be colored...
This post was edited on 06-28-2005 at 12:56 PM by CookieRevised.
.-= A 'frrrrrrrituurrr' for Wacky =-. | 
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