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Finally! I found out how to change the colors of the editor window in MPLAB.
Steps:
  1. Close all editor windows open.
  2. Open 1 editor window (doesn't matter which file)
  3. Right click on the text
  4. On the context menu that comes up, go to Properties...
  5. On the second tab, custumize to your hearts content!

personnally, One of the first things I did was change the font to "fixedsys": it's fixed width and you can tell a brace {} from a parenthesees ().

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Re: Changing Code Formatting in MPLAB!!! Yeah!!!
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Finally! I found out how to change the colors of the editor window in MPLAB.
Finally? Did you ask how? That was one of the first things I did.

But thanks for sharing how. Sorry I didn't think to.
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