OK.
As promised, here's the cutting from my config.sys that references commandline colors.
I included the explanation of some of the values and the colors that they yield.
There are more options, but I have never noticed a change so I didn't include them.
The explanation isn't inclusive though.
If you have some questions I'll do what I can to answer them, otherwise...
Enjoy! :D
REM *------------|| SET (UN)DOCUMENTED "DIR" CMD SWITCHES ||--------------*
REM *---------------------------------------------------------------------*
REM *--------|| CONTAINS A 'HIGHLY PERSONALIZED' COMMAND PROMPT ||--------*
REM *** DO NOT DISTRIBUTE THIS PORTION ***
REM *---------------------------------------------------------------------*
REM /L is for all LOWER case
REM /N is to display FAT partitions in the HPFS format
REM /O is for Order
REM /P is for Pause
REM /V is for insert commas into the number of bytes
REM *------------------------|| Text Colours ||---------------------------*
REM *---------------------------------------------------------------------*
REM Gray = $E[1;30
REM Red = $E[1;31
REM Green = $E[1;32
REM Yellow = $E[1;33
REM Blue, dark = $E[1;34
REM Purple = $E[1;35
REM Blue, light = $E[1;36
REM White = $E[1;37
REM *------------------------|| Background Colours ||---------------------*
REM *---------------------------------------------------------------------*
REM White/Gray = 7m
REM Gray/Gray = 8m
REM Blue/White = 9m
REM Blue/Gray = 40m
REM *---------------------------------------------------------------------*
SET DIRCMD=/O:GN /V /N
SET ANSI=ON
SET KEYS=ON
SET PROMPT=$E[s$E[H$ $E[1;31;1mValthrax$E[1;37;1m: $E[1;36;40meCS $E[1;30;40mver. 2.0 rc4 $E[1;32;1m[$E[1;33;1m$D$E[1;32;1m] $E[1;32;1m[$E[1;36;40m$T$h$h$h$E[1;32;1m]$E[1;32;40m $E[K$E[u$E$E[1;30;2m[$E[1;34;2mDragon$E[1;30;2m]$E[1;32;2m[$E[1;33m$p$E[1;32;2m]$E[1;32;2m
Despite the fact that it's tagged "High Personalized, Do Not distribute", I left the personalized information in there so it can be directly compared to the pictures that I posted so you can adjust it a bit easier.
Oh.
I forgot to add that some of this coloring is achieved using 4OS2.
To this end I post my 4OS2 settings.
4OS2 command shell; "option", last tab; Command.
Enter in first entry field;
"com exe:4; cmd:9; rdonly:blink 2 on 15; BA[KXC]:blink 4; system:14; ini:15; txt doc 1st me:8; dirs:3; zip arj rar:2; hidden:1"
All together these should produce a fine coloured commandline. 8)
Enjoy.