Attu Co
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I am a little confused. (The wife says I'm a lot confused, but that is another story.) Anyway, after reading the "Add-My-Guide-Template" on page one of this thread, I still do not know exactly what to do.
I read "Linked Title Here". Does that mean to create a thread with title and post my hopeful new work there and you will peruse it and if up to standard you will move it into your master guide? This would sound possible on your side but on my side - eeek. I have no idea how to "link" something in the forums. Guess I'll need to study up, fast.
If you feel this is not suitable for your guide, please advise and I will try figuring out where to post something like this. And, will delete this post.
Attu Co
I am a little confused. (The wife says I'm a lot confused, but that is another story.) Anyway, after reading the "Add-My-Guide-Template" on page one of this thread, I still do not know exactly what to do.
I read "Linked Title Here". Does that mean to create a thread with title and post my hopeful new work there and you will peruse it and if up to standard you will move it into your master guide? This would sound possible on your side but on my side - eeek. I have no idea how to "link" something in the forums. Guess I'll need to study up, fast.
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If you feel this is not suitable for your guide, please advise and I will try figuring out where to post something like this. And, will delete this post.
Attu Co
Hey there.
I looked for the thread you were talking about, and can't find it in your forum profile. What Misty means by adding a link is to use the 'QFC' or 'Quick Find Code' listed under the thread title of every page.
If you haven't made the thread yet, then I'd suggest making it. It sounds like a good idea, and I'm sure a lot of people interested in it can benefit from it.
Once you have posted it, find the 'QFC' code under your thread title, and copy it into the 'Add my thread' template Misty provides. It doesn't really matter how you post it, as long as the numbers are there so that it can easily be found.
If this is too difficult, then still make your guide, post back here, and I'm sure Misty (or myself if she's inactive for a while) can look over your forum profile and easily find the thread to get the QFC ourselves.
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If you want to learn how to use the forums more, with the coding, etc, then you could try looking over Patrick K's Quick-Find-Code [QFC] guide.
I looked for the thread you were talking about, and can't find it in your forum profile. What Misty means by adding a link is to use the 'QFC' or 'Quick Find Code' listed under the thread title of every page.
If you haven't made the thread yet, then I'd suggest making it. It sounds like a good idea, and I'm sure a lot of people interested in it can benefit from it.
Once you have posted it, find the 'QFC' code under your thread title, and copy it into the 'Add my thread' template Misty provides. It doesn't really matter how you post it, as long as the numbers are there so that it can easily be found.
If this is too difficult, then still make your guide, post back here, and I'm sure Misty (or myself if she's inactive for a while) can look over your forum profile and easily find the thread to get the QFC ourselves.
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If you want to learn how to use the forums more, with the coding, etc, then you could try looking over Patrick K's Quick-Find-Code [QFC] guide.
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