Using "QUOTE" mode
Posted: Wed Dec 31, 2003 8:47 am
How do I use the QUOTE correctly. Each I try to use it I get something different. It should come out embossed in white.
Thanx, BillG
Thanx, BillG
That is how I created the quoted message above. Really easy and no fuss as long as the quote and /quote things are left in tack.emmline wrote:There may be a more efficient way...but I do it like this:
1. Click on "quote" box. (In upper right corner of post you're quoting)
This opens a new "post reply" window.
2. Delete any parts of the quote that you don't want, by cutting and pasting. Just make sure you don't delete the first and last quote and /quote brackets and their contents.
3. Move your blinking cursor bar to a place below the quote and add your message.
4.Preview it to make sure it worked right.
I just stumbled on a shortcut/trick. If you paste your text first, highlight it with your cursor and then press the quote button it will add the quote and unquote at the beginning and end automatically. Cool.How do I use the QUOTE correctly.
That is how I did the quoted message just above.I just stumbled on a shortcut/trick. If you paste your text first, select it with cursor and then press the quote button it will add the quote and unquote at the beginning and end automatically. Cool.
emmline wrote:There may be a more efficient way...but I do it like this:
1. Click on "quote" box. (In upper right corner of post you're quoting)
This opens a new "post reply" window.
2. Delete any parts of the quote that you don't want, by cutting and pasting. Just make sure you don't delete the first and lastand [/unquote] brackets and their contents.
3. Move your blinking cursor bar to a place below the quote and add your message.
4.Preview it to make sure it worked right.
more interestingBillG wrote:How do I use the QUOTE correctly. Each I try to use it I get something different. It should come out embossed in white.
Thanx, BillG
Ah yesBillG wrote:embossed in white.
Thanx, BillG