[Bohica60]

... you should see the trouble the "[b*]" thingies gave me I drove Merry nuts with that one , and just when she thought she could relax, the issue "[b*]" thingies were back

Aw, those really aren't so hard (once you get used to them, that is! )

b = bold text
i = italics text

The letter by itself inside brackets [b*] = the start of that code
The letter with a slash in front of it inside brackets [/b*] = the end of that code

So for a word to be designated as bold, it would look like this: (pretend the asterisks are invisible! )

[b*]Word[/b*] will come out like this: Word

And for a word to be designated as italics, it would look like this:

[i*]Word[/i*] will come out like this: Word

P.S. That Sigline pic came out great!

[womble]

... you should see the trouble the "[b*]" thingies gave me I drove Merry nuts with that one , and just when she thought she could relax, the issue "[b*]" thingies were back

Aw, those really aren't so hard (once you get used to them, that is! )

b = bold text
i = italics text

The letter by itself inside brackets [b*] = the start of that code
The letter with a slash in front of it inside brackets [/b*] = the end of that code

So for a word to be designated as bold, it would look like this: (pretend the asterisks are invisible! )

[b*]Word[/b*] will come out like this: Word

And for a word to be designated as italics, it would look like this:

[i*]Word[/i*] will come out like this: Word

P.S. That Sigline pic came out great!

Thanks to you Bohica60, I've spent a bit more time playing with the picture, it's great fun, just got to work on the text a bit it still seems fuzzy no matter what font or size,

[Bohica60]

... you should see the trouble the "[b*]" thingies gave me I drove Merry nuts with that one , and just when she thought she could relax, the issue "[b*]" thingies were back

Aw, those really aren't so hard (once you get used to them, that is! )

b = bold text
i = italics text

The letter by itself inside brackets [b*] = the start of that code
The letter with a slash in front of it inside brackets [/b*] = the end of that code

So for a word to be designated as bold, it would look like this: (pretend the asterisks are invisible! )

[b*]Word[/b*] will come out like this: Word

And for a word to be designated as italics, it would look like this:

[i*]Word[/i*] will come out like this: Word

P.S. That Sigline pic came out great!

Thanks to you Bohica60, I've spent a bit more time playing with the picture, it's great fun, just got to work on the text a bit it still seems fuzzy no matter what font or size,

Try selecting the "BOLD" version of the font before you set it into the selected area of the pic. That's what I had to do to get it looking better. Basically, your choice of font/size of font/version of font (plain, italics, bold, etc) are going to determine the final look. Try some different fonts until you find something that looks good for you. Remember, you can try it and if it doesn't look right, there's always that 'Undo' button! Have fun!

[womble]

HI Bohica, I followed your instructions, sig came out a lot better, I just couldn't resist the picture! thanks again for your help.

[Bohica60]

(At the pic! - The Sig looks GREAT!)(Gotta wonder about the backstory on that pic ... on second thought, I don't want to know!)

[womble]

:lol:

(At the pic! - The Sig looks GREAT!)(Gotta wonder about the backstory on that pic ... on second thought, I don't want to know!)

Thanks Bohica60, it was featured in a local free paper, it was just too funny to pass up
Here's the article:

It's a rhino-sore-ass: Ostrich gooses new safari park arrival

His mission is to impress the ladies – but Kai the rhino was startled by the attentions of this over-friendly ostrich.

The two-tonne beast’s back legs left the ground when the bird pecked at flies and insects on his hide.

‘Ostriches are known for their lack of intelligence, their brain is smaller than one of their eyeballs, and this bird probably thought it was being friendly,’ said Abi Crowley, marketing manager for Woburn Safari Park in Bedfordshire.

'Kai has never met an ostrich and it's safe to say this encounter startled him.'

Kai, aged ten, is the newest addition to the park, brought in to mate with females Mkuzi and Mtuba-tuba

Read more: http://www.metro.co.uk/weird/878275-its-a-rhino-sore-ass-ostrich-gooses-new-safari-park-arrival#ixzz1abEipBXI