HOW TO Link A Regular Discussion To A HOW TO Discussion

[bluegillboogieman]

Sharon has asked this question. I love it when anyone asks questions I know the answer to. Sharon asks a lot of questions Sharon is a woman and therefore obviously needs a man to help her do anything that is slightly technical. I realize this is an inflammatory statement and I know it is not true for women in general. Maybe just one I know. Maybe Sharon has ADD. Maybe Sharon is lazy. No I take all that back. Maybe Sharon is just getting me to do something for my own good. Yeah, that might get me out of this hole I've dug!

 

OK, the truth is Sharon can't sleep at night and prowls the bowels of Bigbluegill searching for treasures. She often comes up with some s..tuff in there. This is a good one. But Sharon must do the others she finds from now own.

 

To copy a link from a discussion, or any page on here, go to the page and click once up in the top http:// bar. That will highlight it so you can right click it and select copy. Here is a picture.

Then paste that link in your blog, discussion reply or comment box. It will turn blue when you click add and create a link to that spot .

 

Sharon, you need to create two different HOW TO discussions for the two you dug up last night while in the bowels of this place. This discussion here tells you how to link the good descriptions already provided to a one stop shopping HOW TO.   WHAT??? I've got to tell you how to find where you were last night? I always go to your page just to see what s..tuff you dug up. It's all right there in the center column, Sharon replied to blah blah blah. Just scroll till you see one you like and click on the replied to part.

 

Now I've messed with Sharon enough. She's a good sport or I wouldn't have. Anyone who comes across an old question that would make a good HOW TO, use this link trick to add it to the HOW TO Library. Just start a new How To in the How To group. Briefly describe what it is a HOW TO for, then paste the link to the old answers. The idea is for the HOW TO group to have most answers that newcomers ask, all in one easy to find place.

 

[James and Kathy Acerra]

UMMMMMM what you said is soooooo bad I'll not tell my wife this LOL!!!
Good tip anyhow no matter the flack you'll take.
Yours in service
James Acerra