Alas, poor Yorick! I knew him, Horatio: a fellow of infinite jest, of most excellent fancy: he hath borne me on his back a thousand times; and now, how abhorred in my imagination it is!ice said:"Alas poor Yorick! I knew him well."
GPGreatPig said:Alas, poor Yorick! I knew him, Horatio: a fellow of infinite jest, of most excellent fancy: he hath borne me on his back a thousand times; and now, how abhorred in my imagination it is!
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I'm bumping this thread as I have noticed some of the newcomers are having some difficulties in quoting others.
I'm bumping this thread as I have noticed some of the newcomers are having some difficulties in quoting others.
I also wanted to make one other important point. I notice that many members leave two blank lines between the end of the post they are quoting and the beginning of their own post. This is entirely unnecessary as an extra blank line is already added automatically. So when you put in two blank lines you are actually putting in three and that doesn't look right to me as there is too much space between the end of the quote and the beginning of the post. Just thought you should know, especially you Realist!
Thanks Joe, I was going nuts trying to present effective quotes. I have often found that I try to do things the "counter intuitive" way. (Read as "I will do it my way untill forced to read the manual")
Click the multiquote button on each post you wish to quote text from, then click reply as though you were normally replying to the thread. When the page loads, the post's text will be there.How do you use the multi quote buttons?
Yep, just did it again and still no go.
Are you clickingthis button ONCE on each post you wish to quote, such that it looks like
That hasn't worked
Yep, just did it again and still no go.
2BAD4U - Must be a problem with your PC... is working fine here.
Used it to make this post.
Well that will save me some time...i used to do it all by handClick the multiquote button on each post you wish to quote text from, then click reply as though you were normally replying to the thread. When the page loads, the post's text will be there.
Sorry to be stupid about this, but could you clarify as follows:
if I want to reply to, e.g. post 32 on this thread and also post 34, I should click on the quotation marks and then the Reply Quote button for post 32, and then scroll down to post 34 and repeat this?
Then the result will be both quotes appearing on the Reply form ready for my comments to be inserted?
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