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Aim:Font Fade;Applesauce colors; Help/Question


Question Posted Monday May 29 2006, 9:08 pm

Hey! I read your reply to the /guy who needed help with applesauce. I diecded to download it. But I have gotten the newest updated one. But I don't understand how to change my font. And to make it a color fade. Could you please explain to me how?

~Polka Dotty

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xo_tragicglamour answered Saturday June 10 2006, 9:49 pm:
Well I don't have the newest version, but on the old version you simply click Pick Font Color and once you have picked it you click Update AIM. The old one doesn't have a built in fader so I can't help you with that :[. I'm sorry.

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