How Do I Separate Thread ?

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J-Kay-2

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Hi. Can you tell me how I can separate the thread into
paragraph I want to expound on, without clicking on reply
all ? Thanks in advance ~ J-Kay-2
 
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Ugly

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#2
I'm not getting the question. There is no 'reply all' in threads.

There is 'reply' which, i'm not sure what the point of is. Maybe it alerts the person that they have been replied to if they have such things on? Just a guess
There is 'reply with quote' which just quotes the person making it easier for everyone to know who you're talking to and what you're responding to.
And 'multiquote' for quoting more than one post at a time.

'Reply all' is for private messages sent to multiple users.
 
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Im with u J-Kay....I am new to this and have a LOT to learn lol Dont feel alone :eek:
 
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J-Kay-2

Guest
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I'm not getting the question. There is no 'reply all' in threads.

There is 'reply' which, i'm not sure what the point of is. Maybe it alerts the person that they have been replied to if they have such things on? Just a guess
There is 'reply with quote' which just quotes the person making it easier for everyone to know who you're talking to and what you're responding to.
And 'multiquote' for quoting more than one post at a time.

'Reply all' is for private messages sent to multiple users.

Oh, forgive a Sr. lady for making error. I meant reply with quote.
So here let me explain again. How do I separate a paragraph out
of a long thread ? Just call me 'airhead.' Thanks.
 
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U r NOT an airhead I need help on here too :cool:
 
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J-Kay-2

Guest
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Im with u J-Kay....I am new to this and have a LOT to learn lol Dont feel alone :eek:

Maybe instead of airhead... I just signed "Just call me dumb."
So since I am not alone, maybe we will find our help... Now...
just to get some help around here.... (sic) Never a clerk when
you need one. Okay, I am just teasing, lest anyone take me seriously.
Thanks in advance to our helper when we get it. ~
 
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I dont even know what a thread is hahahaha:confused:
 
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a GOOD sense of humor is refreshing lol
 
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J-Kay-2

Guest
#9
I'm not getting the question. There is no 'reply all' in threads.

There is 'reply' which, i'm not sure what the point of is. Maybe it alerts the person that they have been replied to if they have such things on? Just a guess
There is 'reply with quote' which just quotes the person making it easier for everyone to know who you're talking to and what you're responding to.
And 'multiquote' for quoting more than one post at a time.

'Reply all' is for private messages sent to multiple users.

I am sorry UGLY ~ I thought I was asking a tech on here. Guess
I really did mess up ~ Sorry.
 
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J-Kay-2

Guest
#10
a GOOD sense of humor is refreshing lol

This needing help to separate long Threads really is serious for me.
I often want to just pick out a certain section and not take up space.
Guess we can sit and twiddle our thumbs, or just let our fingers do
the walking....and some kind person will understand what help we
need. I have waited for so long to ask, finally I ask, and can't ask
right... Oh, well... such is life...
 
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Hey....dont get discouraged.... :(
 
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I will hang out right here till help arrives hehe
 
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i just saw this "Reply to THread"
 

Oncefallen

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If you are replying with a quote but you are only responding to one portion of the quote you can bold or change the font/color of the portion you are replying to within the quote, or you can just delete the portion of text that you are not responding to.



This needing help to separate long Threads really is serious for me.

If you are looking to reply in this fashion

I often want to just pick out a certain section and not take up space.

breaking the quote into sections so you can reply

Guess we can sit and twiddle our thumbs, or just let our fingers do

Point by point

the walking....and some kind person will understand what help we
need. I have waited for so long to ask, finally I ask, and can't ask
right... Oh, well... such is life...
Just copy the [QUOTE ] to the front of every section and copy the [/QUOTE ] to the end of every section
 
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Ugly

Guest
#15
I am sorry UGLY ~ I thought I was asking a tech on here. Guess
I really did mess up ~ Sorry.
This section is for asking help. Just that its users helping users. So its the right place. :)
 
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J-Kay-2

Guest
#16
If you are replying with a quote but you are only responding to one portion of the quote you can bold or change the font/color of the portion you are replying to within the quote, or you can just delete the portion of text that you are not responding to.



If you are looking to reply in this fashion


breaking the quote into sections so you can reply



Point by point



Just copy the [QUOTE ] to the front of every section and copy the [/QUOTE ] to the end of every section
Thanks so much... Now I have to put this in my memory bank... Think I better try it out...
 
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J-Kay-2

Guest
#17
I'm not getting the question. There is no 'reply all' in threads.

There is 'reply' which, i'm not sure what the point of is. Maybe it alerts the person that they have been replied to if they have such things on? Just a guess
There is 'reply with quote' which just quotes the person making it easier for everyone to know who you're talking to and what you're responding to.
And 'multiquote' for quoting more than one post at a time.
I tried it out on here, and did not work.... Oops... need to read instructions all over again.
 
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J-Kay-2

Guest
#18
I dont even know what a thread is hahahaha:confused:
A thread is our main Topic Title.... such as this title...How Do I Separate Thread.
Man I am still having problems separating even with good instructions. I know
how to copy and paste..... I guess I will have to play around with it ...... WE
can learn together....
 
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J-Kay-2

Guest
#19
I tried it out on here, and did not work.... Oops... need to read instructions all over again.
If you are replying with a quote but you are only responding to one portion of the quote you can bold or change the font/color of the portion you are replying to within the quote, or you can just delete the portion of text that you are not responding to.



If you are looking to reply in this fashion


breaking the quote into sections so you can reply



Point by point



Just copy the [QUOTE ] to the front of every section and copy the [/QUOTE ] to the end of every section
I appreciate your help, the only problem is .... I tried to copy (highlight blue ) and get the portion
I want, but, it did not show up quote in front or at the end before I tried to bring down into the
Quick Reply section. I played around few times and it just did not work. What could I be doing
wrong ? Thank you so much for trying to help...
 
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overcomer2

Guest
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Hi. Can you tell me how I can separate the thread
Oh, I want to try.

THIS IS A TEST, THIS IS ONLY A TEST. PLEASE DO NOT THINK THIS IS ANYTHING BUT A TEST. he he