Ben Eagle wrote:
> I am making a rtf file that has multiple tables, which I can easily do,
> my problem is I am not sure how to make the cell background color
> different than default white, I tried making on in word and seeing if I
> could find the RTF code but couldn't find that either. And if it is
> possible to round the corners of the table.
>
>
The RTF cookbook:
http://search.cpan.org/src/SBURKE/RTF-Writer-1.11/lib/RTF/Cookbook.pod
suggests creating a color table:
A generally optional but sometimes necessary part of the prolog is
a color table. This is a color table:
{\colortbl;\red255\green0\blue0;\red0\green0\blue255;}
That declares three colors: a 0th entry, with null (default) color
(expressed by the zero-length string between "\colortbl" and ";"),
then a 1st entry, which is 100% red, and then a 2nd entry, which is
100% blue. (Note that each entry, whether null or \redN\greenN\blueN, must
be followed by a semicolon.) A color table is necessary only if you need
to change text foreground or background colors -- in that case, you
need to refer to entries in the color table.
and then using
\cfN -- select foreground color #N (from color table)
\cbN -- select background color #N (from color table)
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