Usage:

   If you have a color-capable terminal and wish to see useful color-coding
of information, use COLOR to set the level of coloring you see.
   The letters for the colors are to be preceded by a single & sign, where 
the
actual code will be &<letter>. && = single &. All use of colorcodes 
MUST be terminated with &n to restore normal color to prevent color bleeding.
 
ANSI colors:
&n - normal     && - &                Other Codes
&d - black&n      &D - &Dgray&n             &11&n, &22&n, &33&n MUD 
primary colors
&b - blue&n       &B - bright blue&n      &- - &-blink&n        &+ - 
&+bold&n
&g - &ggreen&n      &G - bright green&n    &_ - &_underline&n    &= - 
&=reverse video&n
&c - &ccyan&n       &C - bright cyan&n
&r - &rred&n        &R - bright red&n       256 Colors: 
&m - &mmagenta&n    &M - bright magenta&n   &p - &ppink&n       &P - 
&Pbright pink&n
&y - &yyellow&n     &Y - bright yellow&n    &o - &oorange&n     &O - 
&Obright orange&n
&w - &wwhite&n      &W - bright white&n     &[F###] - SHOW COLOR&n to 
list all codes.