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I don't think you can do it any more Mikey, you have to quote the first one, copy it, quote the second one and then paste the first one in if you see what I mean
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I think Admiral nicked it...Originally posted by Mikeywills View Post
You just click the "+ symbol scarey, and then keep doing that for all the quotes you want to include, then click "Reply with quote" for the last quote you want to include...Originally posted by scarey55 View PostI don't think you can do it any more Mikey, you have to quote the first one, copy it, quote the second one and then paste the first one in if you see what I mean
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A garden is a lovesome thing, God wot! (Thomas Edward Brown)
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It only seems to work if you use "Reply to Thread" rather than "Quick Reply" which only quotes the first it in the multiquote list,or least ways that what happens hereOriginally posted by Mikeywills View Post
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I do it by clicking on the + icon for the posts I want to quote then clicking on the reply with quote and then quick reply to send it all - more difficult than it used to be and it took me a while to work it out but it seems to workOriginally posted by bearded bloke View PostIt only seems to work if you use "Reply to Thread" rather than "Quick Reply" which only quotes the first it in the multiquote list,or least ways that what happens here
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Yup that will be the one called "multi quote"
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It's never the same when you have to explain it.Originally posted by Florence Fennel View PostI use the multiquote button at the bottom of the post on the far right
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oooo theres clever!Comment
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oooo theres clever!Can we quote you on that ?She is that
Ironically enough, I couldn't get the multiquote button to work. Do you select the text then click the button, then select and click again, or what ? 
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Just click the button on two or more posts.Originally posted by snohare View PostCan we quote you on that ?
Ironically enough, I couldn't get the multiquote button to work. Do you select the text then click the button, then select and click again, or what ?
Then click 'reply to thread'.
The you will have a text box and you can add your response in that.
Once finished, post the reply.
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Thanks zaz..........never done a multiquote.........didn't realise it was so easy!Originally posted by zazen999 View Post
Here was me thinking only the super intelligent pooter savvy types multiquoted.
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only on the vine can the conversation go from binning grapes through sucking bibs to quoting in multiples..........I lurve this place
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