How do you use the Quote feature?

[JODO 2]

I hate having to make different posts all on the same topic when one would suffice. I click the quote button and it turns into a minus sign.

[Niels Bohr 72]

Once you hit the quote, and it switch from + to -, you click on the "REPLY button next to it and will allow you to quote. The tag to make a quote starts with an open bracket [x] and a closed bracket [/x]. I hope this answer your question.

Where x=quote.

Edited April 13, 2007 by consolemaster

[Jenn! 918]

I don't know if I understand quite what you mean, but the quote button that you're referring to that turns into a minus sign is used when you want to reply to multiple posts with one post. You can go through a thread and click the quote button on all the posts that you want to include, and then when you press "Add Reply" you'll have all of those quotes in your post.

If you just want to quote and reply to a single post, you only need to click the "Reply button at the bottom of the post.

Edited April 13, 2007 by jenn3539

[doodlebug 3]

oh wow!!! Thanks for asking that 'cause I couldn't figure it out either!!!

[BelwinMills 0]

Just hit the reply button. Then highlight what you want quoted. Push the quote button. Make sure you only have one set of quotes

Once you hit the quote, and it switch from + to -, you click on the "REPLY button next to it and will allow you to quote. The tag to make a quote starts with an open bracket [x] and a closed bracket [/x]. I hope this answer your question.

Where x=quote.

Hit Reply once on the persons post and it will put it automatically in quotes.

Or you could paste a comment in your post and highlight it and push the quote button.

[meauxna 15]

I hate having to make different posts all on the same topic when one would suffice. I click the quote button and it turns into a minus sign.

I don't know if I understand quite what you mean, but the quote button that you're referring to that turns into a minus sign is used when you want to reply to multiple posts with one post. You can go through a thread and click the quote button on all the posts that you want to include, and then when you press "Add Reply" you'll have all of those quotes in your post.

If you just want to quote and reply to a single post, you only need to click the "Reply button at the bottom of the post.

oh wow!!! Thanks for asking that 'cause I couldn't figure it out either!!!

OM holy donuts!!! Jenn, I never knew how that worked.. but look at me multiquoting.. whoa, baby!

<----gold stars for jenn for answering, and gold stars for JODO for asking!

[Jenn! 918]

WOOHOO! I got to school the old pro!

[Otto 83]

I hate having to make different posts all on the same topic when one would suffice. I click the quote button and it turns into a minus sign.

I don't know if I understand quite what you mean, but the quote button that you're referring to that turns into a minus sign is used when you want to reply to multiple posts with one post. You can go through a thread and click the quote button on all the posts that you want to include, and then when you press "Add Reply" you'll have all of those quotes in your post.

If you just want to quote and reply to a single post, you only need to click the "Reply button at the bottom of the post.

oh wow!!! Thanks for asking that 'cause I couldn't figure it out either!!!

OM holy donuts!!! Jenn, I never knew how that worked.. but look at me multiquoting.. whoa, baby!

<----gold stars for jenn for answering, and gold stars for JODO for asking!

WOOHOO! I got to school the old pro!

Teacher's Pet.. <just teasing> Edited April 13, 2007 by Karin und Otto

[JODO 2]

I hate having to make different posts all on the same topic when one would suffice. I click the quote button and it turns into a minus sign.

I don't know if I understand quite what you mean, but the quote button that you're referring to that turns into a minus sign is used when you want to reply to multiple posts with one post. You can go through a thread and click the quote button on all the posts that you want to include, and then when you press "Add Reply" you'll have all of those quotes in your post.

If you just want to quote and reply to a single post, you only need to click the "Reply button at the bottom of the post.

oh wow!!! Thanks for asking that 'cause I couldn't figure it out either!!!

OM holy donuts!!! Jenn, I never knew how that worked.. but look at me multiquoting.. whoa, baby!

<----gold stars for jenn for answering, and gold stars for JODO for asking!

WOOHOO! I got to school the old pro!

Teacher's Pet.. <just teasing>

Thank you All!

[JODO 2]

I hate having to make different posts all on the same topic when one would suffice. I click the quote button and it turns into a minus sign.

I don't know if I understand quite what you mean, but the quote button that you're referring to that turns into a minus sign is used when you want to reply to multiple posts with one post. You can go through a thread and click the quote button on all the posts that you want to include, and then when you press "Add Reply" you'll have all of those quotes in your post.

If you just want to quote and reply to a single post, you only need to click the "Reply button at the bottom of the post.

oh wow!!! Thanks for asking that 'cause I couldn't figure it out either!!!

OM holy donuts!!! Jenn, I never knew how that worked.. but look at me multiquoting.. whoa, baby!

<----gold stars for jenn for answering, and gold stars for JODO for asking!

WOOHOO! I got to school the old pro!

Teacher's Pet.. <just teasing>

Thank you All!

Once you hit the quote, and it switch from + to -, you click on the "REPLY button next to it and will allow you to quote. The tag to make a quote starts with an open bracket [x] and a closed bracket [/x]. I hope this answer your question.

Where x=quote.

Just hit the reply button. Then highlight what you want quoted. Push the quote button. Make sure you only have one set of quotes

Once you hit the quote, and it switch from + to -, you click on the "REPLY button next to it and will allow you to quote. The tag to make a quote starts with an open bracket [x] and a closed bracket [/x]. I hope this answer your question.

Where x=quote.

Hit Reply once on the persons post and it will put it automatically in quotes.

Or you could paste a comment in your post and highlight it and push the quote button.

THanks to you two as well. I was trying to add you after my "initial post".but it appears I did something wrong. Anyway, thanks.

[meauxna 15]

WOOHOO! I got to school the old pro!

lol, it's you young whippersnappers and all this newfandangled technology stuff.

I'm still reading "books".

[Otto 83]

WOOHOO! I got to school the old pro!

lol, it's you young whippersnappers and all this newfandangled technology stuff.

I'm still reading "books".

I saw one of them 'books' you called it..? down at the public book museum..had a funny name..Library or something..

[meauxna 15]

you guys are keeping me from getting my work done. It's clearly all your fault...

[MichelleandCraig 1]

OM holy donuts!!! Jenn, I never knew how that worked.. but look at me multiquoting.. whoa, baby!

<----gold stars for jenn for answering, and gold stars for JODO for asking!

WOOHOO! I got to school the old pro!

Hey..hmmm..testing, testing.... I never knew how to multiquote either...after 2 1/2 years on this site...

Heheheheheh....M got "schooled"

ETA: Weeee I passed!!! I can dooooooooooooooo it.

Edited April 13, 2007 by MichelleandCraig

[~Chad~ 0]

I hate having to make different posts all on the same topic when one would suffice. I click the quote button and it turns into a minus sign.

Once you hit the quote, and it switch from + to -, you click on the "REPLY button next to it and will allow you to quote. The tag to make a quote starts with an open bracket [x] and a closed bracket [/x]. I hope this answer your question.

Where x=quote.

I don't know if I understand quite what you mean, but the quote button that you're referring to that turns into a minus sign is used when you want to reply to multiple posts with one post. You can go through a thread and click the quote button on all the posts that you want to include, and then when you press "Add Reply" you'll have all of those quotes in your post.

If you just want to quote and reply to a single post, you only need to click the "Reply button at the bottom of the post.

oh wow!!! Thanks for asking that 'cause I couldn't figure it out either!!!

Had to try it.