Uh... I'm not sure what you mean.
This is line one.
This is line two.
Copy both of them, and paste into client extension and it comes out as:
<your character>: This is line one.
This is line two.
If you also want to learn more about adding colours and stuff, that's not really the client extension.
Colour is <C=name of colur>text</C>.
Example:
<C=red>this line of text would be red in NWN2</C>
Keep in mind that the C does have to be capitalized. <c=red>text</c> would not work.
You can also use hex code like on the forums. <C=#ff0000>this would be red, for instance</C>
Then you have bold, italic and underline text:
<b>bold text</b>
<i>italic text</i>
<u>underlined text</u>
It's smart to place these commands in right order as well. Otherwise you'll run into some problems. For example
Lets say you want to write this:
This line of text is italic and yellow, except the word red, which is not yellow.
The right way to do that in NWN2 would be:
<i><C=yellow>This line of text is italic and yellow, except the word </C><C=red>red</C><C=yellow>, which is not yellow.</C></i>
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Just as an example, here's one of the songs in Nëa's song book:
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<C=#cc99ff><i>I have drowned and so I
Know all there's to know</i></C>
<i><C=#cc99ff>About</C> <C=#bb77ff><b>everything</b></C>
<C=#bb77ff><b>Everything </b></C><C=#cc99ff>there is...</C></i>
<C=#cc99ff><i>I stretch myself
through time and space</i></C>
<C=#cc99ff><i>Wherever and forever I stay
And I leave all the same</i></C>
<i><C=#77aaff>And if you want to come to <C=#5599ff><b>sea...</b></C></i>
<i><C=#77aaff>If you want to come to <C=#5599ff><b>sea...</b></C></i>
<i><C=#aaeeff><b>I'll</b></C> <C=#77aaff>be here to greet you</C></i>
<i><C=#77aaff>There to greet you...</C></i>
<i><C=#77aaff>Here to greet <b>yoo</C><C=#6699ff>oou</C><C=#5588ff>uuu...</b></C></i>