Post by Greg on Jan 12, 2008 16:12:23 GMT -7
First thing you have to do is to open a regular reply box instead of posting a quick reply. Once you understand how to do it, you will be able to do it in a quick reply. For this example, open a regular reply box and type in a brief title or description of the link. Look at the first picture below for reference.
For the next step, highlight your title or description by left-clicking and dragging the cursor over your text. Then click on the button with a small globe on it as shown by the arrow in the picture above.
Next, you must add an equal sign (=) after the first URL letters in the brackets. Refer to the picture above this text for the placement of the =. Simply copy and paste your link information behind the = and before the close bracket. You may then preview your finished message before clicking on the post message button. You're final product should look similar to the post from below (shown by the arrow).
If you are still having trouble after following the pictures above, contact me and I will be happy to help you.
For the next step, highlight your title or description by left-clicking and dragging the cursor over your text. Then click on the button with a small globe on it as shown by the arrow in the picture above.
Next, you must add an equal sign (=) after the first URL letters in the brackets. Refer to the picture above this text for the placement of the =. Simply copy and paste your link information behind the = and before the close bracket. You may then preview your finished message before clicking on the post message button. You're final product should look similar to the post from below (shown by the arrow).
If you are still having trouble after following the pictures above, contact me and I will be happy to help you.
