How do I quote more than one post in a reply?

skintchick

I have seen people do this but don;t know how to.

Lorian

skintchick wrote:

I have seen people do this but don;t know how to.

Use copy/paste to the windows clipboard.

sra

You can copy and paste some text, highlight it and click
This will surround the highlighted text with

[ /QUOTE] tags which make a box

Example

You could also edit the tags adding an equals symbol followed by a user name
eg
[QUOTE=anyname ]Example[/ QUOTE] (with no spaces)

Result:

anyname wrote:

Example

helen21_2

skintchick wrote:

I have seen people do this but don;t know how to.

trying it out

Lorian wrote:

Use copy/paste to the windows clipboard.

hope this has worked




Oh wow it worked Thank you :T :T :T :T

mancitychick

Thanks :T I have have always wondered how people did that.

Edinburghlass_2

helen21 wrote:

trying it out

sra wrote:

hope this has worked

:j...................

elvis_bloggs

skintchick wrote:

I have seen people do this but don;t know how to.

Lorian wrote:

Use copy/paste to the windows clipboard.

helen21 wrote:

trying it out




hope this has worked




Oh wow it worked Thank you :T :T :T :T

Ian_Griffiths wrote:

Hold down shift when you click on quote, you'll get a window for each quote, then just copy and paste them in to the same reply when you submit it.

Woohoooo.!!!

skintchick

mancitychick wrote:

Thanks :T I have have always wondered how people did that.

Ian_Griffiths wrote:

Hold down shift when you click on quote, you'll get a window for each quote, then just copy and paste them in to the same reply when you submit it.

Yay!!! That's great!

$17mma

skintchick wrote:

Yay!!! That's great!

elvis_bloggs wrote:

Woohoooo.!!!

hope it works...

tigermatt

Best way is to right-click on the Quote button on all posts you want to quote, then select Open in New Window. Then you get a new window with the quoted text in for each post you are quoting, which you simply copy and paste from the text editing box on the quote to your new message box. That way it has the

yourname_ wrote:

(no space) part already entered so you don't need to manually do it.

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only appears if you are using the Standard Editing interface. If using WYSIWYG (what you see us what you get) a.k.a. Enhanced then I think it is harder to do :rolleyes:)