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Originally Posted by Rose76
Maybe editing out is what everyone is doing. (?) I see so many members quoting just small parts of a post. Like they quote a small part and then respond . . . and then they may quote another small part and then respond. Each time the small part appears in the indented thing with the attribution to who wrote it. I didn't think they were editing out the bulk of the post each time, though maybe they were.
Well. I'll try that way.
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Originally Posted by punkybrewster6k
I CANT DO IT EITHER!!!
It drives me nuts to see others able to...lol
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I don't think it can be done automatically amigos
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Originally Posted by Rose76
Okay. Let's use process of elimination. At the bottom of a post is the button that says "REPLY." It's the first button on the left. I know what that does and how to use it. Next to it is a buttom with like a cartoonish looking quote mark ("). When I hover my mouse over it, up comes these words: Multi-quote This Message. What, pray-tell, does that do . . . anybody?
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Originally Posted by H3rmit
Well, Rose, I tried to use that button, but it didn't seem to do anything. What I do is quote normally and then make copies if I want to multi quote. That can get confusing with a long message, but basically you could break it up into pieces using the start and end tags associated to the message you're replying to.
In this case, the start tag is in square brackets, which I'm leaving out because they are formatting codes: quote=Rose76;3590795
And the end tag must similarly be in square brackets: /quote
That's all I know, though it's only a stopgap, I suppose.
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That I can answer
If you want to quote several posts then tick that multiquote button for each post you want to quote. When you're ready to post click reply with quote on the last post. Doesn't matter if you click the multiquote button on the last post as far as I can tell.