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Old 25-Jul-2006, 21:19
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I'm going to try to answer these one step at a time. Here goes...

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Originally Posted by Humble
2. What do I do to read about, say, Mr.Pedantic or tdol (their profiles)?

The link to our staff profiles is at the bottom of each page of the site called Staff. Alternatively, you can view forum staff and moderators from the main forum page by clicking on
View Forum Leaders.

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3. Where can I read about the creators and staff of the site, their aims or goals and financing? …
Start by going to our Staff page, however, we haven’t published much content about those questions.

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Originally Posted by Humble
1. If I want to find my post do I have to
a) look down the line until I find one of my own, then click on my name
b) create a new thread in order to get my name to be clicked upon!


When you post a new thread, or reply to a topic, you can choose to automatically add that thread to your list of subscribed threads, with the option to receive email notification of new replies to that thread. You can change your subscription settings by clicking on Edit Options.

You can also click on any username in the forum listings (eg, in Ask a Teacher) or within individual posts to see their profile and other information.

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4. I don't understand the difference between Reply and Quick reply. How can I operate Quick reply?
Clicking the icon on any post allows you to use the Quick Reply feature to reply to it whilst staying on the same page (quick reply is really good for short, basic messages). The Reply feature takes you to a new page and gives you a full range of formatting controls to use.

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5. Nor can I insert a quote from other messages. I am not able to paste a separate sentence and copy it.
I'm not sure I understand your question enough to answer it. Could you give me more information about this please?

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6. What is private messages function for? How do I use it?
It's similar to email, but it is limited to UsingEnglish.com members. You can send a private message by viewing a user's name and clicking on View Public Profile.

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7. How (when, why) do I post attachments?
I've seen users post recordings of them saying words and expressions so that others could help them with pronunciation. Different users use attachments in other ways. It's really up to you.

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8. What about the buddys' list? What do I do with it?
See here for more information.

If you have any other questions, please feel free to ask.

Regards,

Red

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