EDIT: meant strikethru not underlined
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EDIT: meant strikethru not underlined
that was as clear to my addled brain as muddy water!Never mind it...it's not necessary to my well being
Never mind it...it's not necessary to my well being
lemmee see if this works...
[x] blah [/x]
type the above, except use capital S instead of x in both places, then blah will have a line in it
HEY WHAT?!
Oops sorry if I wasn't clear. Click on "GO ADVANCE" instead of "POST QUICK REPLY" button then on that page you will see more icons on top to choose from. 3d from the last is
the 2nd one needs a forward slash in front of the S, like /S
now, y'all know why i gave up on trying to be an English teacher, and became an engineer instead...
Never mind it...it's not necessary to my well being
I understand wat yer sayin, you have to draw the line somewhere?
don't feel bad it doesn't work for me either,
Yeah...that's what they're sayin...I have to draw the line before the second "s"...whatever!
you don't have to it does it for you. lol
O M W !!!!! I did it!
now I just gotta remember what I did....
Let me see if I can try. The underline format command is S at the start and /S at the end. As with all directives, the command must be surrounded by brackets "[" and "]". So the to format a command to underline a word, type "[" "S" "]" at the beginning of the string you want to underline and "[" "/S" "]" at the end of the string. Note, you do not include the quotes (") either.
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