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Thanks again. That's what I concluded too. Nice try anyway!!

Thanks ... I may consider that alternative. Right now, all of my backgrounds are black, but I could easily make some dark blue or dark red, etc.

OOOPS! The "dirty trick" didn't quite work as expected. I followed your instructions and it did color the string <script language="JavaScript"> as I wanted it to, but the script itself: <script language="JavaScript"> <!-- greeting() { alert("Thanks, Mofi"); } --> </script> changed color as though it...

AHA!!! I love dirty tricks!! I knew you would come through with the solution. I will give it a try right away. Thanks again. That sounds exactly like the result I want.

Thank you, Mofi, for taking the time to further explain. I did some study & experimentation with the Wordfile.txt file and discovered myself, before seeing that you had changed your reply, that I had to edit the /L3"HTML" section by deleting <SCRIPT <SCRIPT> and </SCRIPT> from the /C1"Tags" section ...

In the case of JavaScript, for example, UE syntax highlighting offers 10 predefined "color groups" followed by "Word List 6", "Word List 7" and "Word List 8". I want to understand how to go about creating and maintaining these additional "Word Lists" (like "Word List 6") so that I can include the Ja...