New Macrium Reflect Updates [2]

[QUOTE=pietcorus2;2227363]

" each machine has its own boot media "........is the best choise !
I wonder if I can use a WinRE 1809 boot-CD ,x64 , which I got from a friend , on a non-RE machine ( no recovery-partition on it )...............or do you have to use a WinPE-CD in that case ??

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" Did you try the wrap in quotes? "..........I did , yes .

You can use the "wrap in quotes" in two ways . . .

The first by clicking on the "Quote" button at the bottom of this post.

The second way is to enclose use [ quote ] text to be quoted [ /quote ]. I have inserted spaces to keep the quote from taking and will finish this sentence if it does what I want it to . . .

OK, by leaving out the spaces I inserted, your quote should look like this:

text to be inserted

Using only quote between the brackets, "quote" is opened. By using /quote between the brackets at the end of your statement, the "quote" is opened.

pietcorus2 said:

Will try ........though not easy , my English is not so good as it should be ...........my Dutch much better !

My Dutch stinks . . . I can only speak English.

pietcorus2 said:

Will try ........though not easy , my English is not so good as it should be ...........my Dutch much better !

When I click the Wrap in Quotes button on the toolbar, I get two quote boxes . Place the mouse cursor between the two, right click and Paste.

The easier way is to copy the text you want to quote, paste it in the reply, highlight it and click the Wrap in Quotes button. This is much simpler to do.

Will try ........though not easy , my English is not so good as it should be

cereberus said:

My Dutch is twice as good. I speak Double Dutch.

PS MR8 rocks!

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IronZorg89 said:

I also really like this method of using the "Wrap in Quotes" button. My only beef with it is that how to make the author's name for the post you are replying to also shows.....

Add '=name' between the first [QUOTE and its closing ] like this....

[QUOTE=<insert name here>]Wrap quotes around this[/QUOTE]

<insert name here> said:

Wrap quotes around this

IronZorg89 said:

I also really like this method of using the "Wrap in Quotes" button. My only beef with it is that how to make the author's name for the post you are replying to also shows. I know how to do that with a longer process, but not with the Wrap in Quotes' one. Maybe @f14tomcat has another trick up his sleeves as to how.

Yes, I’d like to know that, also.