How to quote another post before reply?

OK how do I quote someone but not get his photo in my answer/question?

Originally Posted by John Wahlsten

OK how do I quote someone but not get his photo in my answer/question?

John, I think when you hit the quote button and the reply to thread box comes up, you can high-lite everything between the IMGs (including the brackets) and that should erase the picture.

Chap

Originally Posted by mtnguy

John, I think when you hit the quote button and the reply to thread box comes up, you can high-lite everything between the IMGs (including the brackets) and that should erase the picture.

Chap

Chap---Someone must have done it for me. Because when I first posted my note the picture was in the Quote???????
John

Originally Posted by John Wahlsten

Chap---Someone must have done it for me. Because when I first posted my note the picture was in the Quote???????
John

I saw that. I think only a moderator can edit another's post, so Bill must be lookn' out for you.

Chap

[Bill]

Yup. Too quick on the draw, I guess.

Bill

Originally Posted by John Wahlsten

Chap---Someone must have done it for me. Because when I first posted my note the picture was in the Quote???????
John

This kind of Big Brother I can live with. Thanks Bill.

[T and C]

Originally Posted by Beak12

OK how do I quote someone but not get his photo in my answer/question?

What I do is to highlight what I want and cut it out by pressing control and C at the same time.

Then I put the blinking cursor where I want my quote to go.

Then I paste it into what I am posting by pressing control and V.

Then you type right bracket, [ then QUOTE then left bracket ] in front of it, and the same thing with / before the word QUOTE after it. It looks like this w/o the spaces: [ QUOTE ] followed by the text then [ /QUOTE ]

Hope this helps.

Tom

[Barb&Tim]

Then you type right bracket, [ then QUOTE then left bracket ] in front of it, and the same thing with / before the word QUOTE after it. It looks like this w/o the spaces: [ QUOTE ] followed by the text then [ /QUOTE ]

Or -- just highlight and (right click) to copy the text you want to quote, press the reply button, press the quote button and (right click) paste your text at the cursor.

Many roads lead to the same place

Tim