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Oh
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by Oh » 17 Oct 2003 15:16
Bernadette wrote: Don't be sorry Oh, we can easily do it.
Yo!!
I just find how to do it properly while responding another subject ;
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สมรภูมิ
Well, it's a lot less complicated than I thought
(Anyway, what the "Code" is for?)
Beaumont
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by Beaumont » 18 Oct 2003 05:56
Oh wrote: (Anyway, what the "Code" is for?)
There are a few tags available on this forum, for example "b" to apply bold on your text, but if I actually type the real tag (with square brackets instead of quotation marks), you will see the text in bold and not the tag itself.
Code: Select all
So that's what the tag code is for, you can type out the tags, like [b], [i], [u], [img], [url]... and they will be displayed instead of being interpretated. It is useful when explaining to someone how to use the tags.
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Bernadette
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by Bernadette » 18 Oct 2003 09:07
«Preview» is usefull. I often need it.
'Quelle heure est-il, bien à peu près'
Oh
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by Oh » 18 Oct 2003 15:14
Ah I see.
Thank you Beaumont ;-)
LeelooBastet
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by LeelooBastet » 20 Oct 2003 05:54
Mongolian:
Battlefield ....... байлдааны талбар
don't have pronunciation sorry lol
j u d i t h
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by j u d i t h » 22 Oct 2003 07:22
Good morning!
Swedish: slagfält
Danish: slagmark
Russian: поле сражения
Judith