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How to Multi Quote a Person's Post:

This is what it looks like when I quote a person named "John Smith."



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This is next image below is what I would do if I want to "multi quote" John Smith. I would first highlight the end quote and then hit either:

(a) The "control" button plus the "X" key (PC) or,
(b) The "command" button plus the "X" key (MAC).


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I would then paste the end quote at the top part of the first set of words I want to quote by hitting the "Control" button plus the "V" key (MAC: "Command" button plus the "V" key). See this image below and notice how the end quote moved from the bottom to the top part of the part I want to quote.



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I would then highlight the next part of the text I would like to quote.


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I would hit the "+" symbol in my tools bar at the top and a drop down menu appears. It gives me the option called "quote" and I select it.


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And this would be the result:


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Next, I would highlight the third comment I would like to quote and then I hit the "+" symbol in my tool box at the top, and then I would select the quote option:


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This is the result of what it should look like:



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Next, I would place the "=" key in my second quote that does not have an "=" symbol, and I would type in the words "You" in the second quote: The result would look like this:


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Next, I would place the "=" key in my third quote that does not have an "=" symbol, and I would type in the words "You" in the third quote: The result would look like this:



This Tutorial will be continued into my next post. Please be patient for me to update the second part of this tutorial.

Here is what my reply would look like after I got my quote codes in place:

I would type "Your welcome" in my response below the first set of quotes. Yet, you can offer whatever own words you choose.


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Next, I would type in my response "I agree" below the second set of quotes; However, you can offer whatever response you prefer.



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Next, I would type in my next response as "Again, you are most welcome." below the third set of quotes; But you can type whatever you like in this response. You can see what this looks like here:


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This is what it would finally look like (minus the words "(My reply):" that is added for clarity):



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I hope this two part tutorial helps;
And may God bless you.