Why does "Quote" always quote all the previous person's saying?
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8 iunie 2012 07:02
I notice that when I click "quote" button,it will quote all the previous person's saying?Why?Sorry I don't think it's a good design,we should quote as what we've choosen and then reply(Considering it that maybe there're a few related questions in an issue,So I've to quote them one by one,with one answer replying to each of them).
Just like this:
Question 1
Answer1
Question 2
Answer2
- Editat de ProgrammingVolunteerMVP 10 iunie 2012 05:51
- Tip modificat ProgrammingVolunteerMVP 14 iunie 2012 04:46 About quoting's suggestion
Toate mesajele
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9 iunie 2012 10:30
Hi,
I do agree with 编程志愿者. When we need to answer on steps to lengthy question it takes bit work to format..It would be great we can Quote on selected text.
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10 iunie 2012 18:36
takes bit work to format
One of the most awkward things is getting rid of people's externally formatted sigs. So just not including that would be a good start. ; }
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11 iunie 2012 01:59
When the post I am quoting is too long, I just remove the parts that don't apply to my new post. I add dots (. . .) where parts have been removed.
The OP's concept of highlighting the parts you want to quote has merit. But there would be a learning curve for users who are used to the way it works now.
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11 iunie 2012 02:22
When the post I am quoting is too long, I just remove the parts that don't apply to my new post. I add dots (. . .) where parts have been removed.
add dots?What does that mean?Can you show us an example?!
Reguards and thanks!!!
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12 iunie 2012 01:39
See my post near the bottom of http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w8itprogeneral/thread/39587e1d-0655-472e-9a04-e03571d129cc/#aa1ab5d6-8c6d-458b-bb5f-8045954bfc37.
I think they are called ellipses.
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14 iunie 2012 04:45
Thanks Brain:D
>>To Microsoft——
It would be better if MSDN's quoting function can be the same as www.asp.net……
XD
