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How to Copy a Quote of One Sentence or a Fragment From Another Post and Place it in Yours

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**To learn and implement best? Have this page open in a tab at the top of your browser, and another tab open of the forum and in the page begun where you want to post a topic or reply. (You can have two tabs of the site open at the same time.) 

 

See Explanation Below:

 

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OK, I am at the end of a string of replies and want to respond to a specific sentence or part of a sentence; how do I do it? Above is the typical box ready for you to reply with...  (Green arrow above)

 

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I know that rascal Duckpop22 really well and we howl in laughter often on the phone. He made some great points in his post, but I wanted to pull one sentence out and respond to it. See what I did above? I left-clicked and dragged across what I want to appear in my post to respond to, and when I let go of the left click at the end of the sentence....the little box of "Quote selection" appeared.

 

You click on it and it will appear in your post!

 

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Well look at that above, as the quote appears and it credits who wrote it for better identification as to which post I am responding to. (Red arrow above) 

 

So I write my reply to his post (Yellow arrow above) and then submit it. (Green arrow above) That is how we insert one sentence or a fragment of a sentence from any post into your own to write about or respond to. Easy!

 

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