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Howdy fellow roomies,

I wish everyone on this lovely board and of course the Arena-dudes a happy and healthy and prosperous happy new year!!!

Make this year count in any way.  8)

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I wish all of you a truly happy new year!

God bless!

-Paco

Happy New Year, everybody!!!

SKÅL!!

Happy Rocking New Year everyone, may all your wishes come true.

Happy New Year to you all. Hope you all have a really good year.

A rocking New Year everybody! *horns*

Happy new year
May the rock be with you *horns*

Best wishes to all the Roomies.

And a special one for Nicky : I wish him to learn how to use the multi-quote system in 2008 ...  ;D

to everybody!! :)

Quote from: Bupie on Wed, 2008-01-02, 14:46:25Best wishes to all the Roomies.

And a special one for Nicky : I wish him to learn how to use the multi-quote system in 2008 ...  ;D

Hahahaha indeed! ;D

-Paco

Quote from: Bupie on Wed, 2008-01-02, 14:46:25
Best wishes to all the Roomies.

And a special one for Nicky : I wish him to learn how to use the multi-quote system in 2008 ...  ;D

Thanks Bups, and to you too - and yeah, there's gotta be somethin that Frenchies are better at than others  ;D

Nicky.

Just a quick tutorial then.

Good, I see you found the Quote button at least.
Now, when you press it, you open a reply box with the text you want to quote.
To multi-quote, the only thing you'll have to do is copy and paste the sentences you want to quote in addition. Just like you always do, Nicky.

This time you don't put an > before it, but you type [ quote ] right before the sentence. (without the empty spaces between [ and q, and e and ])
At the end of the sentence you simply put another [ /quote ] (same goes with the empty spaces again, notice the /, marking that it is the end of the quote)

You'll have a happy new year Nicky. ;D

-Paco

Like so:

[quote]Yaddayadda bladibla[/quote]

Quote from: PH on Wed, 2008-01-02, 20:19:27
Just a quick tutorial then.

Good, I see you found the Quote button at least.
Now, when you press it, you open a reply box with the text you want to quote.
To multi-quote, the only thing you'll have to do is copy and paste the sentences you want to quote in addition. Just like you always do, Nicky.

This time you don't put an > before it, but you type [ quote ] right before the sentence. (without the empty spaces between [ and q, and e and ])
At the end of the sentence you simply put another [ /quote ] (same goes with the empty spaces again, notice the /, marking that it is the end of the quote)

You'll have a happy new year Nicky. ;D

-Paco

;D

Quote from: PH on Wed, 2008-01-02, 20:19:27
You'll have a happy new year Nicky. ;D

I thought I had a pretty good life as it were, but who knows what multiquoting can bring of endless bliss  *horns*

Nicky.

Quote from: Nicky007 on Wed, 2008-01-02, 22:16:46I thought I had a pretty good life as it were, but who knows what multiquoting can bring of endless bliss  *horns*

Go on, try it.
You know you want to. ;D

-Paco

Quote from: PH on Wed, 2008-01-02, 20:19:27
Just a quick tutorial then.

Good, I see you found the Quote button at least.
Now, when you press it, you open a reply box with the text you want to quote.
To multi-quote, the only thing you'll have to do is copy and paste the sentences you want to quote in addition. Just like you always do, Nicky.

This time you don't put an > before it, but you type [ quote ] right before the sentence. (without the empty spaces between [ and q, and e and ])
At the end of the sentence you simply put another [ /quote ] (same goes with the empty spaces again, notice the /, marking that it is the end of the quote)

So I see that you don't know how to use it properly neither, Paco  ;D

I, as far as I am concerned, use the "Insert Quote" link that is attached to the older messages that can be seen below my forthcoming answer, like this :

Quote from: PH on Wed, 2008-01-02, 23:16:06
Go on, try it.
You know you want to. ;D

Which allows to have the author and the date of the quoted message. But maybe I am wrong  ???

Yes Bupie, I am aware of that, but I figured that when Nicky wouldn't find it on first try, he wouldn't find it at all anyway... ;D
And this is a very quick solution, which I use myself when I need to part a (big) quote to reply on particular bits of texts in one reply.

-Paco