"Quotes"
How do you get that grey "Quote" section prior to your reply?
Laura |
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Instead of clicking the
Attachment 231button at the top or bottom of the page, click the Attachment 232button of the specific post you are replying to. The forum system will put a quote of the previous post at the top of your message. You can then type your reply below it and click "Submit Reply". Feel free to try it by quoting this post. :) |
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Thanks, I always wondered how people did that. And it is nice if you are referring to a specific post that people know which one you are talking about. Laura |
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Suppose you want to quote two different posts. Click the "multi-quote" button Attachment 233next to each of those posts. You'll see the icons change color. You can select as many posts as you like, even across multiple pages of a long thread. Then click the Attachment 234button and all of the posts you selected will be quoted in your message. You can type your own message at the bottom or put part of your message between the quoted posts as I did in this post. If that's too confusing, don't bother with this advanced tip; you can always post twice instead. But it's handy to combine them if you know how! |
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Got it thanks.
Laura |
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I'll share another little tip: Instead of quoting the entire text of the person you want to reply to, use your right-click mouse function to edit it. Once you've clicked "quote", you can then highlight and cut out all but the most relevant parts, respace as needed, etc. That way people don't have to reread the same long message several times over if there's only one little question you wanted to answer. Just make sure to leave the open and close quote codes needed to create the box. |
How do you quote in PM?
Laura |
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It depends on what you want to quote.
1. If you are reading a Private Message from another forum member, you reply by clicking the Attachment 235button and it automatically quotes the message that the other user sent you. 2. If you want to send a Private Message to another forum member and quote a post they made in a forum thread, there isn't a forum button for that, but you can get the same effect. Suppose I want to quote the first post in this thread while sending Laura a Private Message about it: a. I click the Quote button under that post. |
Mmm...I am referring to number one.
Okay here's the story. I had sent a message to a member. She replied back to me using different quotes in the reply. Then I hit the reply button to reply back to her. But it would only quote the previous quotes in the message but would not quote her reply to me. Does that make sense? It is sort of hard to explain. Laura |
It's hard to tell without seeing the actual messages. Replies to a Private Message will normally quote everything in the message sent to you.
The person who sent you the message probably remembers what she said, so I hope it's not a problem that a quote of her message didn't seem to show up in your reply to her. |
When I replied to her message it would not quote her message I was replying too. It would only quote what she had replied too.
Ahh too hard to make sense writing out. Thanks anyway. Laura |
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