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01 March 2015, 07:28
zimbabweSuper stupid question
I have been chastised for typing some words in Caps for emphasis. Obviously it annoys some for some reason. I do it simply because I'm not proficient with these mickey mouse PC's. I would underline the word but don't know how to cause an underline to appear. Any help would be appreciated as I don't wish to offend anyone by accident,I reserve that for the times I actually mean to offend.
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02 March 2015, 20:01
tasunkawitkoZim -
You can
bold or
italicise your words with the buttons above (one marked with a "B" for "bold," the other marked with "I" for "italicise." Simply punch the desired button and type in the text that you want to emphasise.
02 March 2015, 20:25
CrazyhorseconsultingOr you can type the words in caps if you want to and let the internet grammar Nazi's eat cake.
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02 March 2015, 20:40
tasunkawitkoquote:
Or you can type the words in caps if you want to and let the internet grammar Nazi's eat cake.

03 March 2015, 04:02
Bill CZim, might I also suggest hitting the "return" key occasionally to separate paragraphs.
I try to read your posts about your trips to Zimbabwe, but it is sometimes difficult.
Just a suggestion.
03 March 2015, 06:32
butchlocoh - i thought by the title you were asking if a blaser was a real rife

03 March 2015, 07:08
jeffeossoAll caps is considered shouting in net etiquette.
here is a briefer on the subject, as it isn't at all inherently understood
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Etiquette_in_technologyquote:
Originally posted by jeffeosso:
All caps is considered shouting in net etiquette.
SO DON'T DO IT!!!!!!

Don
04 March 2015, 00:02
zimbabweI have asked and I have been instructed. I still do not know know how to underline nor italicize a word so I shall continue to use caps or just don't comment.
As far as paragraphs, I didn't think I actually wrote anything over a single paragraph long. I am not a knowelable person on English grammar (it is my brother who has a Phd in Linguistics and was an English Professor at Ole Miss) but it was my understanding of college freshman English (which is really almost all the English I took in college) that paragraphs were used to change thought or subject matter and I suppose to increase readability when you think of it. I shall try to be better in this respect - in fact- I shall even try to indent.
butchloc - I HAVE been confused for years about the Blaser but I finally came to the conclusion sometime ago that It was actually a joke that someone put together to confuse some of us into thinking it was a real rifle.
The indent didn't work shall have to try again.
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04 March 2015, 00:16
postoakWait, you understand how to
bold now but not
italicize? The buttons are right next to each other.
If paragraphs are in single space and separated by a blank line, you don't indent.
04 March 2015, 00:30
tasunkawitkoAs far as I know, there is no way to underline text with this forum software; if you want to emphasise something, the only options that I know are to italicise it or put it in bold...or put it in caps!

04 March 2015, 01:13
zimbabweThank you all but I don't even know how to put it in bold so I guess I will just have to keep yelling and apologize in advance to all those it offends. As the administrator has told me to stop I suppose I should but I'm not going to.
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04 March 2015, 01:30
tasunkawitkoZim -
When you hit the "reply" button, a box opens up for you to type in.
If you look right above where you are typing, there are several "buttons" such as a happy face, a painter's pallete etc.
The one with a B is for making bold type, and the one with an I is for making italicised type.
Hope this helps.
04 March 2015, 01:41
jeffeossoquote:
Originally posted by DRG:
quote:
Originally posted by jeffeosso:
All caps is considered shouting in net etiquette.
SO DON'T DO IT!!!!!!

Don
lol
04 March 2015, 05:30
zimbabwe TASUNKAWITKO thank you I had never known what those meant and I click on nothing I don't have an idea what it does.
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04 March 2015, 19:26
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05 March 2015, 02:51
dogcat I am not so sure what the problem is quote:
As I never have this problem.
You must be special. I did not know how to use this too. 05 March 2015, 02:55
dogcat
These are cool too but not sure what they are.
05 March 2015, 22:54
Dave - SocialstrataThere are a couple of
hidden codes too.

05 March 2015, 23:06
zimbabweThank you all for informing me on the capabilities shown in the upper line. I never execute anything I am not sure what it does. On old mainframe computers which are the only ones I am familiar with this was an invitation for disaster. I am not in the least proficient with PC's and dislike them greatly but there is no alternative in todays world where almost everything is dependent on the internet. It is my fear that we will come to regret it and the first nail in that plank is the FCC's acquisition of control of it. I can almost guarantee it will cost more in the not too distant future. I again thank you for your assisstance in this better understanding of the reply form.
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06 March 2015, 20:14
JarrodWho cares if someone is offended. Is there anything that doesn't offend people these days?
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08 March 2015, 00:20
zimbabweJarrod - I dislike offending someone thru my ignorance. I have found thru the years that I enjoy offending someone much more if they realize I am trying to offend. To do it by accident is such a waste.
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08 March 2015, 11:41
Bear Cat That's cool I didn't know how it worked.
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08 March 2015, 18:24
jeffeossoquote:
Originally posted by Jarrod:
Who cares if someone is offended. Is there anything that doesn't offend people these days?
wow.. just wow .. allow me to quote Hienlien "An armed society is a polite society." Which has been further evaluated with "many persons are rude in a police state, where there are no personal consequences for rude behavior from their fellow citizens. They feel that they can act and speak as they please, without fear of immediate physical reprisal from their "victims""
However, gentlemanly behavior is expected here, as anyone can review in our Terms of Service
quote:
Welcome to the AccurateReloading.com forums.
They are free, all we ask in return is you obey our three suggestions. We ask you be civil to your fellow members, refrain from posting pictures not related to hunting and shooting and do not spam our board.
Thanks and enjoy.
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08 March 2015, 21:47
Topgun 30-06quote:
Originally posted by zimbabwe:
Jarrod - I dislike offending someone thru my ignorance. I have found thru the years that I enjoy offending someone much more if they realize I am trying to offend. To do it by accident is such a waste.
Now that is downright funny whether it's in plain, bold, italics, underlined, or a combination, LOL!
10 March 2015, 23:23
Whitworthquote:
Originally posted by Topgun 30-06:
quote:
Originally posted by zimbabwe:
Jarrod - I dislike offending someone thru my ignorance. I have found thru the years that I enjoy offending someone much more if they realize I am trying to offend. To do it by accident is such a waste.
Now that is downright funny whether it's in plain, bold, italics, underlined, or a combination, LOL!
I agree completely!
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If stupidity hurt, a lot of people would be walking around screaming.
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