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Hmm, I feel like I am very often replying to other replies and not the OP, and this combined with the problems using the back button after the new upgrades make it a huge pain in the ass to take a look at the OP while replying to someone else.

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Granted. Okay, so what do you do when you're quoting a specific post (by clicking the quote button on the top right side of their post), and it brings to you the non-quick-reply screen where you can only see the entire post you're quoting and not the OP?

Or do you not do that, and just cntrl-c/cnrtl-v the text you want to quote, then use the QR?

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Hmm, I feel like I am very often replying to other replies and not the OP, and this combined with the problems using the back button after the new upgrades make it a huge pain in the ass to take a look at the OP while replying to someone else.

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Granted. Okay, so what do you do when you're quoting a specific post (by clicking the quote button on the top right side of their post), and it brings to you the non-quick-reply screen where you can only see the entire post you're quoting and not the OP?

Or do you not do that, and just cntrl-c/cnrtl-v the text you want to quote, then use the QR?

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yeah i use the quote button. you win [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]

Re: Quick Reply
 

to create a quote in quick reply, just surround it with qoute and /qoute in bracket tags!

You can then copy and paste from multiple previous posts, rather than needing to reply to each post individually.

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Happy holidays,
einbert