Saving part of previous post to new post - How?
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BillyP
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I use the appropriate Instant Markup and then copy and paste.
BillyP
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I use the appropriate Instant Markup and then copy and paste.
Inspector507
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I highlight with the mouse and "copy". Then post reply and select the color and "paste".
Inspector507
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I highlight with the mouse and "copy". Then post reply and select the color and "paste".
Inspector507
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<font color="blue"> How do you save a portion of previous post to the posting section when answering post? </font>
Just like I did here
Just like I did here
Inspector507
Super Member
<font color="blue"> How do you save a portion of previous post to the posting section when answering post? </font>
Just like I did here
Just like I did here
MikeD74T
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Coffeeman, It's not exactly intuitive. If the computer guys here got the detailed answers to their tractor questions that they give to posting questions, they'd spend more of their time staring at their tractors than running them.
I'm not a computer guy( my logon id is from my 1943 Caterpillar D7 cable dozer), I fumble thru it. I first copy & paste the carry over text into the reply block. then..
At the extreme top right above the reply block you'll see 'Markup in your posts". Click on that. Scroll to next to last FAQ & click on it. There are several "How do I make..." selections. I copy & paste the formula into the reply block. Then I cut & paste or insert the text over the word "text" in the formula. I do the same with links, paste the link & formula, then overlap them.
I'm showing my ineptatude here, it's better than getting hollered at by moderators for excessively long links, etc. Hope this helps. Maybe a computer guy can suggest a less complicated way. MikeD74T
I'm not a computer guy( my logon id is from my 1943 Caterpillar D7 cable dozer), I fumble thru it. I first copy & paste the carry over text into the reply block. then..
At the extreme top right above the reply block you'll see 'Markup in your posts". Click on that. Scroll to next to last FAQ & click on it. There are several "How do I make..." selections. I copy & paste the formula into the reply block. Then I cut & paste or insert the text over the word "text" in the formula. I do the same with links, paste the link & formula, then overlap them.
I'm showing my ineptatude here, it's better than getting hollered at by moderators for excessively long links, etc. Hope this helps. Maybe a computer guy can suggest a less complicated way. MikeD74T
MikeD74T
Veteran Member
Coffeeman, It's not exactly intuitive. If the computer guys here got the detailed answers to their tractor questions that they give to posting questions, they'd spend more of their time staring at their tractors than running them.
I'm not a computer guy( my logon id is from my 1943 Caterpillar D7 cable dozer), I fumble thru it. I first copy & paste the carry over text into the reply block. then..
At the extreme top right above the reply block you'll see 'Markup in your posts". Click on that. Scroll to next to last FAQ & click on it. There are several "How do I make..." selections. I copy & paste the formula into the reply block. Then I cut & paste or insert the text over the word "text" in the formula. I do the same with links, paste the link & formula, then overlap them.
I'm showing my ineptatude here, it's better than getting hollered at by moderators for excessively long links, etc. Hope this helps. Maybe a computer guy can suggest a less complicated way. MikeD74T
I'm not a computer guy( my logon id is from my 1943 Caterpillar D7 cable dozer), I fumble thru it. I first copy & paste the carry over text into the reply block. then..
At the extreme top right above the reply block you'll see 'Markup in your posts". Click on that. Scroll to next to last FAQ & click on it. There are several "How do I make..." selections. I copy & paste the formula into the reply block. Then I cut & paste or insert the text over the word "text" in the formula. I do the same with links, paste the link & formula, then overlap them.
I'm showing my ineptatude here, it's better than getting hollered at by moderators for excessively long links, etc. Hope this helps. Maybe a computer guy can suggest a less complicated way. MikeD74T
