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Anonymous
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Replying to a post

Hi, and I've been noticing how responses to my posts contain the specific references being replied to, i.e. the previous post.

 

How is adding the previous post to my reply done, please?  Thanks! Smiley Happy

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Re: Replying to a post


@Anonymous wrote:

Hi, and I've been noticing how responses to my posts contain the specific references being replied to, i.e. the previous post.

 

How is adding the previous post to my reply done, please?  Thanks! Smiley Happy


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Re: Replying to a post

Yes, like that.  Explain the procedure to me, please!  Smiley Tongue

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llecs
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@Anonymous wrote:

Yes, like that.  Explain the procedure to me, please!  Smiley Tongue


Within the post you want to reply to, click "Reply". Underneath the Subject bar and to the right, you'll see three options, "Spell Check", "Quote", and "Macros". Click Quote and it'll appear automatically within the text area.

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Re: Replying to a post


@llecs wrote:

@Anonymous wrote:

Yes, like that.  Explain the procedure to me, please!  Smiley Tongue


Within the post you want to reply to, click "Reply". Underneath the Subject bar and to the right, you'll see three options, "Spell Check", "Quote", and "Macros". Click Quote and it'll appear automatically within the text area.


Thank you most kindly ... thank you thank you thank you!!Smiley Happy

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