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How To Add A Link From Other Posts On This Site


Roda

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I was wanting to know how to send a link in a message to another member from one of the forums.

Thanks!

Rhonda


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  Roda said:
I was wanting to know how to send a link in a message to another member from one of the forums.

Thanks!

Rhonda

Hi Roda,

It's not exactly clear if the person you want to send a link to is a member of THIS forum

or some other one, so I'll try both ways.

.

If the person is on THIS forum, you can send a link in a PM (private Message), Copy and Paste.

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Left click the address bar of the page you want to link back to.

The address bar is Highlighted,

Right click,

On the drop down menu Left click on copy.

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Go to the other members profile look down the L/H/S

left click private message.

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In the Text section,

Left click mouse, then Right click,

From the drop down menu click Paste.

.

Write your relevent message and send.

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If the Member is on another Forum altogether, copy the same way,

go to that forum, if you have the right to post on that forum

(Most need registration)

in a message FAO XXXXX paste link, that will bring them to the correct page.

.

I hope all that makes sense!!

.

Best Regards,

David

Roda Rising Star

Thanks for the info. It is now so clear on how to do that. I guess the brain was not working in the middle of the night. :lol:

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