I love vim, i use it all the time for write codes, but now I want to write some personal notes.I'm trying vim-pandoc (with vim-pandoc-syntax) and it's nice to have 'rich text' features like titles, items, bold, italic fonts and even tables, but doen't have 'arbitrary colored text'. For the colored text I have tried txtfmt but this plugin uses special characters for the colors and I cant read them on others computers using the same configuration files (home and work computers).Is there some alternative to txtfmt to achieve colored text?  More explicitly: how can I highlight some arbitrary part of my text with colors?
Colorizing plain text
syntax highlighting;word processing
@Ingo Karkat Your Txtfmt files should look the same on different computers. If they don't, it could be that Vim is using a different encoding on the different computers (e.g., utf-8 vs latin-1), and you haven't set Txtfmt's 'tokrange' option explicitly. Recommended approach is to set 'tokrange' to a value that will work on all your systems in a Txtfmt modeline in the file itself. This prevents Txtfmt from picking a default (which could be different on different systems).Example:txtfmt:tokrange=180Xvim:ft=txtfmtNote: The example above places all Txtfmt tokens near the end of the latin-1 char set. If you can force use of utf-8 on all your systems (e.g., by setting Vim's encoding option in your vimrc), you might do this instead...txtfmt:tokrange=0xE000Xvim:ft=txtfmt...which places all Txtfmt tokens in the Unicode Private Use Area.:help txtfmt-'tokrange':help txtfmt-modeline