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Tonia Anderson

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This is a test...... this is only a test.....

Playing around with changing file sizes with attachments.

And now embedding images in a post..... abracadabra (fingers and toes crossed...)

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John F Dean

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posted 2 years ago

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Hi there,

Welcome to Permies!

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Robert Ray

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posted 2 years ago

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Yes your point got across

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I get the point too.
Very pointy.

Robert Ray

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Now try quoting our pointed responses, if we're practicing.

Our inability to change everything should not stop us from changing what we can.

T S Rodriguez

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posted 2 years ago

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The best way to post a post is to bury about 1/3 under ground, so a nine foot post would have three feet under ground, and six feet above ground. If you can have them driven in, that is ideal, otherwise you will need to dig a hole and then backfill it, and tamp down the fill very firmly, or use concrete or something.

That is how you post a post.

Ted Abbey

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posted 2 years ago

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Congratulations.. you posted a post! Welcome to Permies..

Sharry Burwood

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posted 2 years ago

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Ted Abbey wrote:Congratulations.. you posted a post! Welcome to Permies..

Ok, but seriously, I can’t figure out how to post a post within a forum. Also, can’t see how to reply to someone without using the quote button. Can I be saved lol?

Rachel Lindsay

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Scroll down towards the bottom of the page and you will see a few buttons including one that says "Post Reply"! "Quick Reply" is for when you don't need to worry about formatting and just want to get your message out and up quick.

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Monica Truong

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There is also a 'Post Reply' button on the top (left) of each thread/page

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pamela tanner

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posted 1 year ago

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I cannot figure out how to post on other forums. Someone said there is a Post Reply button in the top left of page which I found on this page but don't see it on other forums I checked. Help!!

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Saana Jalimauchi

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pamela tanner wrote:I cannot figure out how to post on other forums. Someone said there is a Post Reply button in the top left of page which I found on this page but don't see it on other forums I checked. Help!!

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Hi Pamela!

Are you trying to create a new thread of your own or to reply to a thread that is already existing?

If you want to start a new thread, use the "New topic" button that is located top right on the forum pages.

I hope that helps. Let me know if you need more help and welcome to the forums!

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