Thanks Kaaren...as usual...when in doubt, leave it out! lol. Or....if it ain't broke, don't fix it! Appreciate the quick response. Michelle in Texas

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Originally posted by Michelle:
Thanks Kaaren...as usual...when in doubt, leave it out! lol. Or....if it ain't broke, don't fix it! Appreciate the quick response. Michelle in Texas

This is the first message in the thread ... to what is this referring?

The orig post was under ds topics, updates but the subject line was slightly change so created a new thread.

If you click on thanks.from this post you will see tis a new topic thread yet again.

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Originally posted by Kaaren Hoback:
The orig post was under ds topics, updates but the subject line was slightly change so created a new thread.

If you click on thanks.from this post you will see tis a new topic thread yet again.

It's just that many of us have these posts delivered to us in our email inboxes. Without any reference as to what the Thank You was for, or what the old thread was ... we're pretty much left hanging.

Especially since posts are slower now to appear, it is harder to remember the point of reference that would make a comment oh so clear.

Just a gentle request for everyone to quote the part of the prior post that applies to your response. Now watch ... I'll be the next one to forget to do so

How do you do quotes in this new groupee forum?
I've discovered how to hit "Reply to this Post" at the bottom instead of using the usual "reply" button.
But how you go about highlighting and included a quote is a complete mystery.
I get the individual emails landing in my mailbox as they are posted.

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How do you do quotes in this new groupee forum?
I've discovered how to hit "Reply to this Post" at the bottom instead of using the usual "reply" button.
But how you go about highlighting and included a quote is a complete mystery.
I get the individual emails landing in my mailbox as they are posted.

First, select whatever it is you wish to quote and press CTRL-C to copy it to your system clipboard. Then, click that "Reply To" button. When the reply form comes up, there is a row of icons across the top. Look for the one labeled

"..."

Click on that. You will see

quote:

x

appear. Put your typing cursor between those two, where I have the 'x'. Press Ctrl-V to paste your quoted words there. Now, click beyond the end quote bit and start typing your reply.

All of the icons at the top of that reply box do interesting things. Experiment a bit and see what they do...

there are two ways
1 go to the baord itself and hitreply with quote
2 highlight and right click copy the portion fo the quote you wish to include, click reply post, rightclick paste the quote and add yoru text.

Kaaren