I've always been a big fan of the Paragraph-Object ... it's so versatile! You can use it for so many different things. Apart from just being a paragraph on your page, you can use it as: a button, a hyperlink, an embedded-hyperlink, a frame or border, and a hotspot. And I'm sure there's more I haven't thought of.
So, this example's for the newbies ... how to get the most out of a Paragraph-Object. Hope it's of help to somebody, somewhere!
Commands demonstrated:
-Page.CreateObject
-properties tables
-TextFile.WriteFromString
-TextFile.ReadToString
PS.
If you can think of another way to use the Paragraph-Object, let's hear about it!

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A paragraph containing white text, and behind that a paragraph containing the same text but black. The position, X and Y, + 1 pixel.

