angst
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26-1-2011 13:07 |
Reply #580 pickyprick's post
to make it simpler, the quote function puts whatever you put in between (quote)and(/quote) into a quote. But NOTE that you need to replace ( ) with square brackets [ ] instead, for it to work. In that example, 'and' would be the word/sentence quoted into a separate box.
This is what it would look like:
and
[ Last edited by angst at 26-1-2011 13:09 ] | |
| Petay_1283 |
26-1-2011 13:33 |
Acceptance +1 |
I never knew that! |
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