The Multi-Quote button

Tek7 said:
By the way, I don't have any problem with two, three, or more posts in a thread IF there is a reasonable delay (several hours, days, weeks, or months) between posts.

My NMI: Parity Check / Memory Parity Error thread is a good example of consecutive posts by the same author, but spaced out days or at least several hours with new information.
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well of course its OK for the President to do it! There's no one to report him too! ;)

Odale said:
Firefox's spell check is not nearly as good as Word's though. There is one word that I type all the time and I know it is correct, but it catches it anyway!
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You can add that word to the dictionary. Just right click it when its has the red underline and go down to "Add To Dictionary" or something like that.. and POOF the red lines are gone! :)
 
I smell a rebellion...

<squinty eyes at HCS...>

Stc95 said:
...You can add that word to the dictionary. Just right click it when its has the red underline and go down to "Add To Dictionary" or something like that.. and POOF the red lines are gone! :)
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I found the words...

Wouldn't and doesn't.

It just does not like contractions.
 
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Odale said:
I smell a rebellion...

<squinty eyes at HCS...>



I found the words...

Wouldn't and doesn't.

It just does not like contractions.
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Wouldn't

Works for me. Are you updated to the latest Firefox?
 
I was not aware there were two versions, I didn't (LOL, it flipped out for that contraction right there!) see anything when I downloaded it.

Only addon I have running is Stumble.
 
Kidan said:
If that's the case, then use the "Quote" button to open up in new windows, and then merge them all into one rather than post each one individually.
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i see no need..just post each one individually..it's faster and does not interrupt thought flows.
 
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