sco / setcolour               Sets Axmud standard colour tags
 
   Format:
      ;sco <tag> <colour>     Sets standard <tag> to <colour>
      ;sco <tag>              Resets standard <tag> to its default colour
 
   Notes:
      Axmud's standard colour tags are 'black', 'red', 'green', 'yellow', 
         'blue', 'magenta', 'cyan' and 'white'. The equivalent bold colours are 
         'BLACK', 'RED', 'GREEN', 'YELLOW', 'BLUE', 'MAGENTA', 'CYAN' and 
         'WHITE'.
      This command can be used to modify the colour of a standard colour <tag>,
         namely one of the strings above.
      If specified, <colour> should be any Axmud colour tag - another standard
         colour tag, an xterm colour tag (in the form 'xn', where n is a number
         in the range 0-255) or an RGB colour tag (in the form '#cccccc', where
         each c represents a character in the range 0-9 or A-F).
      If <colour> is an underlay colour tag (like 'ul_red', 'ux99' or 
         'u#FF0000', it is converted into a text colour tag (like 'red', 'x99' 
         or '#FF0000').

      Use the 'listcolour' command to list standard colour tags (or use 
         ';testcolour' to show different combinations of standard text and 
         underlay colours).
      Windows, especially 'internal' windows use colour schemes - see the help
         for ';addcolourscheme'.

   Examples:
      ;setcolour GREEN BLUE   
      ;setcolour GREEN x99
      ;setcolour GREEN #ABCDEF

   User commands:
      sco / setcol / setcolor / setcolour
