How to Multi-Quote?

I noticed that a facility exists to answer a post by quoting part of that post rather than quoting the entire quote and I would like to find out how to do this but couldn't get an answer in the FAQ's :-

Cheers,
Yvan

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Originally Posted by yvan

I noticed that a facility exists to answer a post by quoting part of that post rather than quoting the entire quote and I would like to find out how to do this but couldn't get an answer in the FAQ's :-

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Hit reply with quote and then edit out what you don't want.

If you want to break in and respond in the middle of the quoted text them insert "/QUOTE" (inside square brackets - that means "end quote") and write your response.
If I put the square brackets in the computer will treat it as a real quote action.

Then to resume the quoted test insert "QUOTE" - again inside square brackets.

Make sure you leave th original QUOTE (again inside square brackets) at the start of their text
In your case it was QUOTE=yvan;2282111 (again inside square brackets)

eg (NB all the QUOTEs and /QUOTEs are inside square brackets
QUOTE
Their text
/QUOTE
Your text
QUOTE
More of their text
/QUOTE
More of your text

All the quoted text will end up displayed inside a box in Italics.
You should check to make sure you have inserted all the quotes and /quotes correctly otherwise your text and their text will get mixed up.

I too would like to understand this, perhaps a two day weekend workshop at a nice coastal holiday resort could be arranged for the instruction of the process involved? I reckon that’s how long it would take me to learn and remember it.

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Originally Posted by riverbuilder

I too would like to understand this

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+1 :)

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perhaps a two day weekend workshop at a nice coastal holiday resort could be arranged for the instruction of the process involved?

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Prefer the back end of the week myself; less crowds/tourists/annoying children and it keeps the weekend free

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I reckon that’s how long it would take me to learn and remember it.

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Obviously we would need to have an extra day or two at the end for the slower members; by having the workshop at the back end of the week the slower learners could use the weekend to catch up.

Chief Tiff,

I appreciate you latching on the week-end at the end of the workshop. Count me in !!!

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Originally Posted by riverbuilder

I too would like to understand this, perhaps a two day weekend workshop at a nice coastal holiday resort could be arranged for the instruction of the process involved? I reckon that’s how long it would take me to learn and remember it.

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Dont you have a nice house on a river, that would suffice

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Originally Posted by BobL

Hit reply with quote and then edit out what you don't want.

If you want to

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I'm trying to get my head around what Bob has told us

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break in and respond in the middle of the quoted text them insert "/QUOTE" (inside square brackets - that means "end quote") and write your response.
If I put the square brackets in the computer will treat it as a real quote action.

Then to resume the quoted test insert "QUOTE" - again inside square brackets.

Make sure you leave th original QUOTE (again inside square brackets) at the start of their text
In your case it was QUOTE=yvan;2282111 (again inside square brackets)

eg (NB all the QUOTEs and /QUOTEs are inside square brackets
QUOTE
Their text
/QUOTE
Your text
QUOTE
More of their text
/QUOTE
More of your text

All the quoted text will end up displayed inside a box in Italics.
You should check to make sure you have inserted all the quotes and /quotes correctly otherwise your text and their text will get mixed up.

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