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how do you get the lines to appear around, make smaller print, and get the quote of the pertinent part of the thread that you want to respond to as i see so often in the forum??
1. highlight the text you want to quote, and copy. 2. click on "Reply to Topic," instead of using Quick Reply. 3. click on the next to the last button on the right, which should show "Insert Quote." 4. put your cursor between (quote) and (/quote). . . (I can't use the brackets because then it acts like a quote in this reply). 5. paste 6. cursor down to the next line and make your comment.
1. highlight the text you want to quote, and copy. 2. click on "Reply to Topic," instead of using Quick Reply. 3. click on the next to the last button on the right, which should show "Insert Quote." 4. put your cursor between (quote) and (/quote). . . (I can't use the brackets because then it acts like a quote in this reply). 5. paste 6. cursor down to the next line and make your comment.
You can also used the reply at the very top of the thread. That will allow you to add a line -
<hr noshade size="1"> Insert a URL
www.google.com add a numbered list, insert a quote etc, use bullets and smilies. change font size alignment etc. It also has pop up dialog boxes to help you out with this. When you reply to a thread using the button at the very top or very bottom (not the one above each post) you will be able to change the format mode from basic to Prompt.... Go to the Testing area and play around.
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