Is it possible to display the text from a definition without the quotation marks and colored text?
I can fix colored text by printing B&W , but quotation marks are annoying.

Greetings,

By its very nature, a string needs quotations to indicate that it is a string.

As for the Color, you can adjust your settings in the Program Files Folder on your C-drive to change the color of a string object, but the quick way would be to select your math statements, and change the color of the text to an off-black in the formatting toolbar (black = reset defaults, but an a shade off of black will change the color of the text as desired).

May this be of Good Help;
⚜ Kenny Lemens, P.E. ᵂᴵ

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Greetings,

By its very nature, a string needs quotations to indicate that it is a string.

As for the Color, you can adjust your settings in the Program Files Folder on your C-drive to change the color of a string object, but the quick way would be to select your math statements, and change the color of the text to an off-black in the formatting toolbar (black = reset defaults, but an a shade off of black will change the color of the text as desired).

May this be of Good Help;
⚜ Kenny Lemens, P.E. ᵂᴵ

Thank you, but i was looking for a way to make the text from string blend with normal text . Quoatation marks are a bit annoying...