Drafting text attribute code lists 3

Search on the term "text control characters" in the drafting help file. This will list the built in 'text codes', however there isn't one to control the color of the text.

If you want your 'help' text to be a different color, put it in a separate note and change the color manually (edit -> object display).

Thanks. I wasn't able to find the list. It looks like the <K> command will let me control color.

Color
<Kn>

Annotation color is based on the color of the object . However color for text in a line may be controlled using the <Kn> control character, where "n" represents the color ID number. The color ID number for your NX session can be found by opening any color palette and noting the ID number for the color . The actual color displayed may vary depending on your background settings.

Appreciate the help

Great! It works in NX6, but I can't find it anywhere in the help docs.

Here are the tags listed in the help file I referenced in my first post:[ul]
[li]Blank Space: <Br>[/li]
[li]Line Spacing: <Zr>[/li]
[li]Gap: <Gr>[/li]
[li]Character Size: <Cr>[/li]
[li]Font: <Fn>[/li]
[li]Character Line Width: <Dn>[/li]
[li]Above Line, Over Line: <A>[/li]
[li]Underline: <U>[/li]
[li]Subscript: <L>[/li]
[li]Inclination (italics): <In>[/li]
[li]Superscript: <H>[/li]
[li]Text Continuation: <N>[/li]
[li]Common Fraction: <Rn!d>[/li]
[li]Three-Quarter Size Fraction: <Qn!d>[/li]
[li]Full-Size Fraction: <Vn!d>[/li]
[li]Two Lines Of Text: <Tr!s>[/li]
[li]Expression Value: <Xm.n@exp_name>[/li]
[li]Expression Assignment: <XA@exp_name>[/li]
[li]Part Attribute: <W&@attr_title>[/li]
[li]Object Attribute Identifier: <W!obj_id@attr_title>[/li]
[li]Object Attribute: <W&obj_name@attr_title>[/li]
[li]Drawing Sheet Attributes: <W@$attr_title>[/li]
[ul]
[li] <W@$SH_SHEET_NUMBER> [/li]
[li]<W@$SH_NUMBER_OF_SHEETS>[/li]
[li]<W@$SH_SHEET_SCALE_NUMERATOR>[/li]
[li]<W@$SH_SHEET_SCALE_DENOMINATOR>[/li]
[li]<W@$SH_SHEET_SIZE>[/li]
[li]<W@$SH_SHEET_UNITS>[/li]
[li]<W@$SH_SHEET_PROJECTION_ANGLE>[/li]
[li]<W@$SH_MASTER_PART_NAME>[/li]
[li]<W@$SH_PART_NAME>[/li]
[/ul]
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