danq
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The size of the text you write can be controlled to a certain degree.
It takes special codes, like for putting in a link to a picture. There is a begin code, and an end code. You put your text in between them. The begin code is: <font size=1> You can substitute other numbers for the "1" in there, larger numbers make larger text.
The end code is: </font>
So your line would look something like: <font size=1> put your text here </font>
There can't be any spaces after the < or before the > in those codes.
The result when it gets posted will be: your text here
Be careful, though! It gets big pretty fast. This is one This is two This is three This is four This is five This is six
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momtoeight
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Love your pic
HEEHEE
Hey my 1 isn't as small as your 1 and my 6 isn't as big as your 6
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danq
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Yes Mom, it's a great graphic! You find 'em, I'll snatch 'em!
And... I guess that makes your one bigger than my one!
Hey, did you know there's different ways to write?
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sizzled
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First, Thank-you,Danq!
Now, to see if this comes out??!!
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