Quoting

After the editor window opens, click somewhere within the content area, then use {Ctrl+End} key combination, which puts you at the bottom and outside the quote.

The "Enter" key is an actual character that gets stored in the text being displayed in the edit box. Thus it just gets inserted before the "END OF QUOTE" directive that is stored, invisibly, in the text. If you use the "Ctrl-End" or hit the "DOWN ARROW" key, those are only directives to the cursor to move someplace else in the displayed text, do not become part of that text but only move the cursor to someplace else so you can insert characters at a new place. Once you get the cursor beyond the "END OF QUOTE" indicator (which you cannot "SEE", but is there anyway) then what you type will not be included in the Quoted Text box. but appear outside of it.

Arrowing down as far as you can then hitting return once usually works for me.

-Brian

Posted By SteveC on 12/23/2008 7:11 PM
After the editor window opens, click somewhere within the content area, then use {Ctrl+End} key combination, which puts you at the bottom and outside the quote.

Ok, let's give it a try

Posted By Scottychaos on 12/23/2008 6:33 PM
What is the trick again for making your reply NOT be a part of the quote?
I thought it was "hit enter/return a bunch of times to "get beyond" the quote"..
but that doesnt work..

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