I do not reply much in the Forum but I noticed that when member reply the shade a portion of the post to reply to. How do I that?
Thanks
Ted Harms:How do I that?
1. select Reply
2. select the text you want to include (in the top panel)
3. select Quote (at the bottom of the top panel)
4. continue with your reply - the above may be repeated multiple times in different spots in your reply.
Orthodox Bishop Hilarion Alfeyev: "To be a theologian means to have experience of a personal encounter with God through prayer and worship."
So this what I see. What reply link do I choose? Quick reply does not seem to work. I feel I am missing something that staring right at me.
No problem I finally see it Dah!
I finally got it. Duh!
MJ. Smith: 1. select Reply 2. select the text you want to include (in the top panel) 3. select Quote (at the bottom of the top panel) 4. continue with your reply - the above may be repeated multiple times in different spots in your reply.
Thanks so much MJ. Your comments are always very helpful. Much apprciated.
And as an added bonus you learned quick reply doesn't give you an option to quote the original post.
I am still figuring all this out myself. There is so much to learn!
Kathleen Marie: I am still figuring all this out myself. There is so much to learn!
Pah! When I was in my teens I knew it all!
It's just amazing how much I have forgotten ;-(
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Mike
How to get logs and post them. (now tagging post-apocalyptic fiction as current affairs)
Mike Binks: Pah! When I was in my teens I knew it all! It's just amazing how much I have forgotten ;-(
This is me:
My grandma kept a chalk board upon which she wrote sayings. Upon each visit, I would check out the pearls.
My fav is, 'Too soon old, too late smart.'
Mike Binks: When I was in my teens I knew it all! It's just amazing how much I have forgotten ;-(
When I was in my teens I knew it all!
Quote of the day so far!
Using adventure and community to challenge young people to continually say "yes" to God
Mike Binks: Kathleen Marie: I am still figuring all this out myself. There is so much to learn! Pah! When I was in my teens I knew it all! It's just amazing how much I have forgotten ;-(
You are so funny! I am glad that I had that confidence in my youth, despite how stupid that I was. If I had known what I did not know, I would have been frozen, and being frozen would have been the worst thing possible, for myself and the younger and weaker people that were dependent on me.
I carried an impossible burden and was too stupid to know it was impossible. You cannot fail the impossible. Everything that you do accomplish is a win. I accomplished things. I saved people. I did not accomplish it all. I did not save them all. But I did not freeze. I did not give up. I am thankful for the ignorance of my youth.
Too often, I freeze now. Still, I am trying to accomplish the impossible, but I know it now. I just have to chant to myself, "It is not failure to fail the impossible". I need to just keep accomplishing what I can with what I have, and count it all as wins.