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Starting A New Post Or Getting In To A Thread

Hornet

By Hornet
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Hornet
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I keep tweeting Scott because I see no option to introduce a new topic or get in on a thread like asking about a dic?

Please email me.

Thanks

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psawyer Proficient
psawyer
Posted

You have, right here, introduced a new topic.

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psawyer
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When looking at a forum, or a post, on the right side near the bottom is the button to "Start New Topic."

When viewing a topic, there is a "Fast Reply" window at the bottom, or you can click the "Add Reply" button, which is above the Fast Reply box, next the New Topic button.

The "Reply" button at the bottom of each post creates a reply specifically to that post, and starts it off by quoting the post to which you are replying. The quote can be edited, and you can place your response before or after the quote. Many people seem to have trouble with that function.

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