Multiple quotes

[HaleYes]

I seen the answer to my question a couple of weeks ago, I can't seem to find it now.
How do you put multiple quotes in a reply without typing it all out? I've seen others do it so I know it's doable. Since I can't copy and paste anymore, how can I accomplish this?

Thanks!

Hale

 

[IntrepidXJ]

i've always done multiple quotes with copy/paste after the original quote

 

[HaleYes]

i've always done multiple quotes with copy/paste after the original quote

I used to open two windows, hit reply on both, highlight the text I want quoted, right click and hit copy. Then go to the other open window and right click, hit paste. I don't have that option anymore. Copy is not even there to select.
I am at work so I'm working with IE if that makes a difference.

 

[Lou]

copy: CTRL-C, or CTRL-INSERT

paste: CTRL-V, or shift-INSERT

 

[HaleYes]

I used to open two windows, hit reply on both, highlight the text I want quoted, right click and hit copy. Then go to the other open window and right click, hit paste. I don't have that option anymore. Copy is not even there to select.
I am at work so I'm working with IE if that makes a difference.

copy: CTRL-C, or CTRL-INSERT

paste: CTRL-V, or shift-INSERT

Sweet.

Thanks guys!

Any ideas as to why I don't have the copy/paste with the right click?

 

[XJLaredo]

Did you highlight what you want to copy with the left buttom first, then right click?

 

[HaleYes]

Did you highlight what you want to copy with the left buttom first, then right click?

Sure did.

 

[87manche]

I see two possibilities:
Your admin at work has disabled it.
Your windows/IE is borked.

 

[HaleYes]

I see two possibilities:
Your admin at work has disabled it.
Your windows/IE is borked.

I think it's IE. I have the same issue at home too with IE. I'll just limp along with IE at work and fire up FireFox here at home.

Thanks guys.

 

[87manche]

what OS you runing on the work machine, and have they disabled plug and play.
if windows XP you could do a self contained firefox install on a USB drive. It's pretty nifty.
http://www.mobilefirefox.com/

 

[HaleYes]

what OS you runing on the work machine, and have they disabled plug and play.
if windows XP you could do a self contained firefox install on a USB drive. It's pretty nifty.
http://www.mobilefirefox.com/

XP it is!

Thanks Nate. :thumbup: