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 At this point it gets a little more complicated. But with a little perseverance you can have your own customised and coloured account. The following are the escape sequences for creating the coloured text.
- %{\e[1;31m%}
+{| border="1" cellpadding="2"
-Red text
+!width="200"|Colour
- %{\e[1;32m%}
+!width="225"|Escape Sequence
-Green text
+|-
- %{\e[1;33m%}
+|Red text || %{\e[1;31m%}
-Yellow text
+|-
- %{\e[1;34m%}
+|Green text || %{\e[1;32m%}
-Blue text
+|-
- %{\e[1;35m%}
+|Yellow text || %{\e[1;33m%}
-Pink text
+|-
- %{\e[1;36m%}
+|Blue text || %{\e[1;34m%}
-Cyan text
+|-
- %{\e[1;37m%}
+|Pink text || %{\e[1;35m%}
-Grey text
+|-
- %{\e[1;38m%}
+|Cyan text || %{\e[1;36m%}
-Grey text
+|-
- %{\e[1;39m%}
+|Grey text || %{\e[1;37m%}
-Grey text
+|-
- %{\e[1;30m%}
+|Grey text || %{\e[1;38m%}
-Dark grey text
+|-
- %{\e[0m%}
+|Grey text || %{\e[1;39m%}
-Back to normal
+|-
+|Dark grey text || %{\e[1;30m%}
+|-
+|Back to normal || %{\e[0m%}
+|}
 Here's the tricky part. These colour escapes sequences have to be printed to the prompt within the export command.