How about this John?

use: font size=? at the beginning with a less than and greater than sign around it, there is a space between font and size.
use: /font after it with the less than and greater than signs around it
use sizes 1-8 or so (size 2 is about the size of the fonts already, 6 is what I used above)
for color use: font color="ff000" at the beginning with the less than and greater than signs around it. Space between font and color
use: /font after it with the less than and greater than size around it also. The 5 digit number/letters represent what the color is. Use the link below for a color chart and their number/letter combinations. The "ff000" above happens to be the number for red.
You can combine size and color together in the same tag ie: font size=6 color="ff000" all within the less than and greater than signs. This tells it to make the statement size 6 with a red color. Use spaces between the 3 different parts of the tag. End the tag with the same /font within less than and greater than signs. If you click on "edit" of this note, you will see what the top tag looks like.

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-RodW

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