Still Trying To Learn!

[LEIGH]

OK, when you are reading a post...and I see people going back and forth one right after another, are they just hitting reply to post?!

What exactly does "quote", "MQ" mean?

Thanks for any explanation!...If I only had a book sitting right next to me!

Leigh

[LEIGH]

Or what about the "quick reply post"? At what point to do use this?

Call me stupid but I just don't get it!!!!

[Nrvsbride]

When you want to reply to something you hit "POST REPLY" on the bottom left hand side of the screen. Then you type in your message and hit SUBMIT REPLY (the first grey button, next to the PREVIEW POST button). If you want to respond specifically to someone's post then you go to the box where their message is and you click on the "QUOTE" button. This will insert their post into a new message and then you add whatever comment you like and again click on SUBMIT REPLY. I don't know if that makes sense or not, but I hope it cleared it up a little.

 

-Glenda

[LEIGH]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nrvsbride When you want to reply to something you hit "POST REPLY" on the bottom left hand side of the screen. Then you type in your message and hit SUBMIT REPLY (the first grey button, next to the PREVIEW POST button). If you want to respond specifically to someone's post then you go to the box where their message is and you click on the "QUOTE" button. This will insert their post into a new message and then you add whatever comment you like and again click on SUBMIT REPLY. I don't know if that makes sense or not, but I hope it cleared it up a little. -Glenda

Yes, I think so!!! Thanks so much!
I guess just a little practice and I can be up to date with everything like all of the rest of you!

[Nrvsbride]

See you did it! You will be a post whore like the rest of us in no time! LOL.

 

-Glenda

[LCBride2007]

similarily, if you want to quote multiple messages (MQ = Multi-Quote), just click "MQ" on all the ones you want to quote, except on the last one click the Quote button. all of them will appear in your message to respond to. hope that makes sense.