Responding to PMs

[Mister Micawber]

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Is there a cool way to read a PM at the same time I'm responding to it? I keep forgetting the enquiries halfway through my responses.
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[Yankee]

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What about using the quote button, MM? That usually helps me with my Alzheimers. :lol:
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[Mister Micawber]

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Aha! It never crossed my mind; I usually avoid quoting like the plague, as it makes thread-reading interminable. But-- if I delete the quote after I've typed my answer-- yes! Egad-- that might just work!
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[Yankee]

:mrgreen:
But it would be nice if quoting and then deleting the quote after you've answered the PM weren't necessary, wouldn't it? I have exactly the same problem when I try to answer a PM without quoting: I sometimes forget what else was in the original PM before I finish answering.
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[Tom]

[Yankee]

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Egads, Tom! We definitely have to get you up to snuff on the fine art of googling. 8) :D
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[Tamara]

Technically and generally speaking, one who does want to avoid quotation at all cost,
can just open two forum' windows (minimised): one with the initial PM text and another - for writing your response.
But it's a cranky way :)
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[Pamela]

Inter alia, Tamara, I often do so :) But in most cases I simply click on the browser's buttons (pointers) back(to look through the message once again) and next (to finish my "masterpiece" 8) )