pulling out quotes

[Mobile Mayor]

how does one pull one or more posters comments out of a thread without going to the bottom of the thread?

[Robert]

If you click on a persons handle it will go to their profile page, then at the bottom it says look at the last posts of this person, click on that and you will have only that persons posts.

[Mobile Mayor]

Thank you.

[Jess from VA]

Well, if you want to quote an earlier poster in YOUR post, hit QUOTE instead of REPLY to start your reply.  Then their post will appear above what you intend to type. I do this all the time, and if their post is long, I highlight the particular words in their post I am responding to (in yellow and italics).

This can be done for multiple earlier posters, but I don't know how.

And obviously, you can always copy and paste an earlier poster's post (in whole or in part), into your post.

[Bighead]

how does one pull one or more posters comments out of a thread without going to the bottom of the thread?

Kinda

If you click on a persons handle it will go to their profile page, then at the bottom it says look at the last posts of this person, click on that and you will have only that persons posts.

Like

Thank you.

This

Well, if you want to quote an earlier poster in YOUR post, hit QUOTE instead of REPLY to start your reply.  Then their post will appear above what you intend to type. I do this all the time, and if their post is long, I highlight the particular words in their post I am responding to (in yellow and italics).

This can be done for multiple earlier posters, but I don't know how.

And obviously, you can always copy and paste an earlier poster's post (in whole or in part), into your post.

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[Gavin_Sons]

how does one pull one or more posters comments out of a thread without going to the bottom of the thread?

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If you click on a persons handle it will go to their profile page, then at the bottom it says look at the last posts of this person, click on that and you will have only that persons posts.

Think

Thank you.

You

Well, if you want to quote an earlier poster in YOUR post, hit QUOTE instead of REPLY to start your reply.  Then their post will appear above what you intend to type. I do this all the time, and if their post is long, I highlight the particular words in their post I am responding to (in yellow and italics).

This can be done for multiple earlier posters, but I don't know how.

And obviously, you can always copy and paste an earlier poster's post (in whole or in part), into your post.

Got

how does one pull one or more posters comments out of a thread without going to the bottom of the thread?

Kinda

If you click on a persons handle it will go to their profile page, then at the bottom it says look at the last posts of this person, click on that and you will have only that persons posts.

Like

Thank you.

This

Well, if you want to quote an earlier poster in YOUR post, hit QUOTE instead of REPLY to start your reply.  Then their post will appear above what you intend to type. I do this all the time, and if their post is long, I highlight the particular words in their post I am responding to (in yellow and italics).

This can be done for multiple earlier posters, but I don't know how.

And obviously, you can always copy and paste an earlier poster's post (in whole or in part), into your post.

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[Gavin_Sons]

But now for more seriousness.  After you click reply the next screen pops up and below where you type is what everyone else has said. At the top right of each post is an insert quote button. Click the one you want and it adds it up top in your text box. 

[Willow]

But now for more seriousness.  After you click reply the next screen pops up and below where you type is what everyone else has said. At the top right of each post is an insert quote button. Click the one you want and it adds it up top in your text box. 

Thanks, Gavin_Sons.  I hadn't noticed one could do it that way.  That's easier than the cut and paste I've been using.   

Thank you.

[Gavin_Sons]

But now for more seriousness.  After you click reply the next screen pops up and below where you type is what everyone else has said. At the top right of each post is an insert quote button. Click the one you want and it adds it up top in your text box. 

Thanks, Gavin_Sons.  I hadn't noticed one could do it that way.  That's easier than the cut and paste I've been using.   

Thank you.

01/22/2017 maked in history books as the day Gavin taught Willow something. I will forever hold this date near to my heart.