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Since I am still a Newbie on the site with a meager 67 posts (will try harder!), I am trying to figure out how to do a post that leads in with the "Quote" and then the quote is in a grey box, followed by what my response would be. Just trying to be a more effective poster!! Thanks, as I am sure its really simple, I just couldnt find it. PS: Go Bengals on our first Sunday Night football in like 50 years!! PSS: I think most of our players are out of jail and will be attending the game
You mean like this?
Look at the bottom right of this post and you'll see some quote marks displayed like this
Click on these to include the post as a quote.
Chris.
Chris
That will include the whole post as a quote, right? What if you only want to quote part of the previous post? On some of the lengthy posts, it seems like quoting a particular part of the post is the way to go when you want to respond to one certain statement, question or comment.
Yes, it will include the entire post. However, I kept your first question and deleted all of the remaoning stuff as indicated by the three "dots" (periods).
Again you can delete the part(s) of the post you don't want to include and signify the deleted part with three "dots" (periods) as I have done immediately above. I deleted the first sentence and half of the last sentence, this time indicated by two sets of three "dots" (periods).
