How does a person just quote a portion of a paragraph? Thanks for the help.Iflyfish - 7-20-2007 at 10:44 PM
Or highlight, cut what you want, delete the rest and paste what you have cut.
It always amazes me how many different ways there are to do something on a computer.
Iflyfishbacquito - 7-21-2007 at 12:54 PM
thank you Grover and flyfish. The computer era humbles me.longlegsinlapaz - 7-21-2007 at 01:05 PM
If you want it to post in a quote box, be sure to leave the lead
Quote:
and the end
in place!
LOL....let me rephrase that....leave the [ q u o t e ] and the [ / q u o t e ] at the end!
[Edited on 7-21-2007 by longlegsinlapaz]jeans - 7-21-2007 at 01:10 PM
Quote:
Originally posted by Iflyfish
Or highlight, cut what you want, delete the rest and paste what you have cut.
It always amazes me how many different ways there are to do something on a computer.
Iflyfish
Once you have this text box, you can edit it any way you want, including taking out numerous "edited on 7-21-07 by you" notations if you have to go
back and fix things. It took me several tries to get the right pic posted recently and I each time I took out the previous "edited" notation or there
would have been a long list of them. (Alas, there will always be one left behind...that's a good thing...keeps the potential "historical
revisionists" honest.) Baja Bernie - 7-21-2007 at 04:20 PM
Quote:
Originally posted by jeans
there will always be one left behind...that's a good thing...keeps the potential "historical revisionists" honest.)
And whom could that be?????
As the lady says it do work.bacquito - 7-23-2007 at 10:48 AM
Text box- recently I inquired about using quotes and how to quote just certain parts of a reading. My question should have been how to "bring up " the
text box and apply it.
