14 DAY TRIAL // Ah, memories
I remember a time when I'd be in elementary school and I'd see all those popular people passing around notes. You know what I'm talking about, those stupid little notes with Bobby loves Susie or something close to it.
Don't lie, you all did it. I remember all the girls in my class would take up whole hours changing colored pens, and making rainbow colored masterpiece recreations of drawings while writing notes. If Jessica only spent more time listening to what was going on, maybe she wouldn't have been kept back a grade? but 'c'est la vie' I guess.
I can't lie when I tell you that I didn't feel like a sixth grade girl writing notes when I was testing out this program. Honestly, I did. But I'd have to say that if you don't want to write it all out yourself and change each individual color, then I'd recommend you mess around with this program.
You can actually use it for legitimate work
For actual use, aside from school girl notes, you may find it to your liking that this program is designed with the Web oriented people in mind. For those of you who have a little creativity combined with a whole lot of laziness, this is your fun tool of the day.
Coolcolor Text Generator works with a pretty simple interface. It's a one windowed program that shows your text at the top, lets you input your text in a text bar right underneath. In the middle of the pane you get some text options and finally underneath it all you're given the HTML and/or BBCodes.
For the options, you're not going to get anything excessive, so don't get your hopes up, but you do in fact get some nifty little settings you can tweak. Aside from choosing from a whole lot of text types, you're also able to choose if you want the text bold or italicized. You get three different color types to choose from as well (Rainbow, Gradual Color or Random Color).
You can also set your gradual colors if you really want to. Aside from these options, you get the preference to make your designated text reversed, symmetrical, or for those wild party animals out there, you get the option to make it 'crazy text.' This is basically saying it randomly changes your font and capitalize some letters.
Bottom line, for those coders who don't want the hassle of changing each letter, this program will take the hassle away from those that don't want to sit in front of their computers and code all day long.
The Good
Aside from reliving those memories of when you were awkward, had pimples and didn't know arithmetic? Yes it has some good functionality for the HTML users who don't want to code. You have many color features and a few options that make it worth the trial download.
The Bad
Well, I can't find too many bad things about the program because it works. I'd like to see some more text options though. Maybe inverting all the capitals to smaller case letters and so forth.
The Truth
If you're looking to have a little fun with text, Coolcolor Text Generator is a program that can supply you with just that (but not too much though). The interface is simple and intuitive enough to use and you can make all the funky, colored, rainbow text your heart desires.
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