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<blockquote data-quote="Dawg Pics" data-source="post: 798182" data-attributes="member: 26505">What to do to get separate quotes.I clicked on &quot;quotes&quot; and then clicked on the &quot;reply&quot; button on your post then clicked on the quotes again to close it out. Typed my text then hit 'return' a couple times to move my cursor down.Then did it all over again to get another separate quote to comment on.I hope this helps people out. It is pretty easy once you do it a couple times.Interesting thing to note.&nbsp; I went to edit this post so I could add text above the first quote.&nbsp; I tried to put my cursor above the first quote using my ipad track pad, but the cursor went into the quote box instead of in front or above it. When I hit &quot;return&quot;, it moved everything down and put my cursor above the quote. It looked like it was going to move the quote down within its own space, but didn't.&nbsp; It was deceiving.&nbsp; I tried it a second time with my track pad, and my cursor went into the quote box again, but I was able to use my &quot;up arrow&quot; on my keyboard to move my cursor out of the quote box.&nbsp; Third try, I just used my up arrow and it jumped my cursor line by line up to the top above the quote.&nbsp;Anyway, the double quotes are easy, and there are just a few quirky things to get used to.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dawg Pics, post: 798182, member: 26505"] What to do to get separate quotes. I clicked on "quotes" and then clicked on the "reply" button on your post then clicked on the quotes again to close it out. Typed my text then hit 'return' a couple times to move my cursor down. Then did it all over again to get another separate quote to comment on. I hope this helps people out. It is pretty easy once you do it a couple times. Interesting thing to note. I went to edit this post so I could add text above the first quote. I tried to put my cursor above the first quote using my ipad track pad, but the cursor went into the quote box instead of in front or above it. When I hit "return", it moved everything down and put my cursor above the quote. It looked like it was going to move the quote down within its own space, but didn't. It was deceiving. I tried it a second time with my track pad, and my cursor went into the quote box again, but I was able to use my "up arrow" on my keyboard to move my cursor out of the quote box. Third try, I just used my up arrow and it jumped my cursor line by line up to the top above the quote. Anyway, the double quotes are easy, and there are just a few quirky things to get used to. [/QUOTE]

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