How do you Multi-Quote in a response in a TNet thread?

[washingtonian]

Hey folks,

I usually consider myself a technically savvy person but am feeling like a real idiot. I notice a lot of people will reply to several people in a single comment. Is there an easy way to do this? I can only figure out how to easily reply to a single comment at a time.

Thanks all!
-W

 

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[pat-tekker-cat]

Hey folks,

I usually consider myself a technically savvy person but am feeling like a real idiot. I notice a lot of people will reply to several people in a single comment. Is there an easy way to do this? I can only figure out how to easily reply to a single comment at a time.

Thanks all!
-W

Look at the bottom right of each post.
You will see a "reply", "reply with quote" or that little "word bubble with a + sign".
That last one, the little "word bubble with the + sign" is your multiple quote function.

For everyone on a thread you want to quote, hit that sign under their post.
Scroll down to the bottom of the page when done & there will be a "reply to thread"
option (I think on the bottom left). Hit that "reply to thread" button.
Your screen should re-pop and show you a reply frame, with all those quotes in there.

I hope I explained that well enough for you to follow.
You prolly figured it out, before I could even type all this.

 

[washingtonian]

Look at the bottom right of each post.
You will see a "reply", "reply with quote" or that little "word bubble with a + sign".
That last one, the little "word bubble with the + sign" is your multiple quote function.

For everyone on a thread you want to quote, hit that sign under their post.
Scroll down to the bottom of the page when done & there will be a "reply to thread"
option (I think on the bottom left). Hit that "reply to thread" button.
Your screen should re-pop and show you a reply frame, with all those quotes in there.

I hope I explained that well enough for you to follow.
You prolly figured it out, before I could even type all this.

Brilliant, thank you so much!