DarkerBlue - Responding to a post in Yahoo Groups

Responding to a post in the
Yahoo Group site

The process should be similar if being done in your mail reader.

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(Click here for detailed instructions)

Image 1 shows an example of what you might see when responding to a post, after you have hit Reply

The next two images show how you would highlight and then delete unwanted text. In this example, you would be responding to the sentence "The male to female ratio is two to one." Highlight the unwanted text before that sentence....

then delete it.

Do the same with the text following the sentence you'd like to quote.

Now you should be left with just the sentence you'd like to quote.

Now, for a little formatting to neaten it up, and to make sure the sentence stands out as being from the original post, enclose it in angle brackets (>>original text here<<) so it is easily distinguishable from the response.

Then space down, and type your response. Voila!!

Don't forget to change the subject line when necessary!!

Click here for detailed instructions

Comments, corrections, or suggestions related to these pages may be directed to DarkerBlue.

Comments or questions in any way concerning Kienbock's Disease are best directed to the Yahoo! Kienbock Disease Support Group.

The process should be similar if being done in your mail reader.

(Click on the images to see a larger, clearer version)

(Click here for detailed instructions)

Image 1 shows an example of what you might see when responding to a post, after you have hit Reply

The next two images show how you would highlight and then delete unwanted text. In this example, you would be responding to the sentence "The male to female ratio is two to one." Highlight the unwanted text before that sentence....

then delete it.

Do the same with the text following the sentence you'd like to quote.

Now you should be left with just the sentence you'd like to quote.

Now, for a little formatting to neaten it up, and to make sure the sentence stands out as being from the original post, enclose it in angle brackets (>>original text here<<) so it is easily distinguishable from the response.

Then space down, and type your response. Voila!!

Don't forget to change the subject line when necessary!!

Click here for detailed instructions

The process should be similar if being done in your mail reader. (Click on the images to see a larger, clearer version)

(Click here for detailed instructions)

Image 1 shows an example of what you might see when responding to a post, after you have hit Reply

The next two images show how you would highlight and then delete unwanted text. In this example, you would be responding to the sentence "The male to female ratio is two to one." Highlight the unwanted text before that sentence....

then delete it.

Do the same with the text following the sentence you'd like to quote.

Now you should be left with just the sentence you'd like to quote.

Now, for a little formatting to neaten it up, and to make sure the sentence stands out as being from the original post, enclose it in angle brackets (>>original text here<<) so it is easily distinguishable from the response.

Then space down, and type your response. Voila!!

Don't forget to change the subject line when necessary!!

Click here for detailed instructions

The process should be similar if being done in your mail reader.

(Click on the images to see a larger, clearer version)