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Old 02-21-2008, 08:50 PM #1
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Can someone tell me how I lift quotes from a previous message to use in a response message, so that they display in those nifty little boxes. All I have been doing for the past six months is cutting and pasting required quotes, but suspect the 'other' method is more efficient.

Gosh I'm hopeless

Many thanks in anticipation!
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Can someone tell me how I lift quotes from a previous message to use in a response message, so that they display in those nifty little boxes.
I'm experimenting here. I think I may have worked it out but lets see. For the past six months I have been deleting the whole quote in the response box not realising that's how it was done - duh. Here goes!
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That's it. Yay I've done it!
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Yay Megan!!!!

I have to figure out how people do multiple quotes in their replies.
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look on community forum feedback...there was a thread a few days ago. jo posted a really good explaination.

i un-lazy-butted myself and gave you the link

http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/thread38676.html
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