double quotes in post???
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double quotes in post???
how do you quote two different individuals in your new post without having to copy/paste? it seems others have quoted two different people using the DTR quote function?
just wondering for future use,
Pat
ps- if you need me to find an example of this i can, let me know.
just wondering for future use,
Pat
ps- if you need me to find an example of this i can, let me know.
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Re: double quotes in post???
Originally posted by pgilles
how do you quote two different individuals in your new post without having to copy/paste? it seems others have quoted two different people using the DTR quote function?
just wondering for future use,
Pat
ps- if you need me to find an example of this i can, let me know.
how do you quote two different individuals in your new post without having to copy/paste? it seems others have quoted two different people using the DTR quote function?
just wondering for future use,
Pat
ps- if you need me to find an example of this i can, let me know.
Click on the quote button at the bottom of this post and see the "code" used to form the quote box in the resulting post.
This is what you will see when it is formatted correctly
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I just copy/paste.
Open up one quote in a new window, then open the other normally.
Copy/paste the first quote into the reply that contains the other quote,
then type my reply under both of the quotes.
This way I not only get the quote box, but the italic text saying who the quote is from.
phox
Open up one quote in a new window, then open the other normally.
Copy/paste the first quote into the reply that contains the other quote,
then type my reply under both of the quotes.
Originally posted by pgilles
how do you quote two different individuals in your new post without having to copy/paste? it seems others have quoted two different people using the DTR quote function?
just wondering for future use
how do you quote two different individuals in your new post without having to copy/paste? it seems others have quoted two different people using the DTR quote function?
just wondering for future use
Originally posted by Shovelhead
Click on the quote button at the bottom of this post and see the "code" used to form the quote box in the resulting post.
Click on the quote button at the bottom of this post and see the "code" used to form the quote box in the resulting post.
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Originally posted by phox_mulder
I just copy/paste.
Open up one quote in a new window, then open the other normally.
Copy/paste the first quote into the reply that contains the other quote,
then type my reply under both of the quotes.
This way I not only get the quote box, but the italic text saying who the quote is from.
phox
I just copy/paste.
Open up one quote in a new window, then open the other normally.
Copy/paste the first quote into the reply that contains the other quote,
then type my reply under both of the quotes.
This way I not only get the quote box, but the italic text saying who the quote is from.
phox
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Originally posted by phox_mulder
I just copy/paste.
Open up one quote in a new window, then open the other normally.
Copy/paste the first quote into the reply that contains the other quote,
then type my reply under both of the quotes.
This way I not only get the quote box, but the italic text saying who the quote is from.
phox
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Works like a champ!
Originally posted by phox_mulder
I just copy/paste.
Open up one quote in a new window, then open the other normally.
Copy/paste the first quote into the reply that contains the other quote,
then type my reply under both of the quotes.
This way I not only get the quote box, but the italic text saying who the quote is from.
phox
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Works like a champ!
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