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Not sure this is the right forum for this. If it's not, kindly let me know and I will re-post where it's proper. But since you were all so nice to me in my last visit to this forum :), I am back with a question...

When writing a reply to someone else's question in a given DCT discussion, I have figured out how to link to a certain other discussion than the discussion where I might be posting at that moment (as shown, for example, HERE, which is a comment I made myself). However, I am having difficulty figuring out how to link to a specific comment made by someone else than me, whether that specific comment was made earlier in the same discussion where I might be posting my reply at, or made in a different discussion than the discussion where I might be posting at that moment. My question is, does anyone know how such linking to someone else's comments at an different discussion is done? Thanks!
 
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You can use the reply function to create the quote and then just cut and paste to wherever you want
 
jokiin said:
You can use the reply function...........and then just cut and paste to wherever you want
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I have been doing what you suggest for quotes in the same thread, but I need, not to quote anyone's words but to link a word or phrase to a specific comment in a specific thread of a specific forum. So, I am not trying to quote but to link (as in THIS LINK) but with the additional enhancement that it will take you to a specific member's comment (like taking the link above to jokii's comment that starts with "if there's no section specific to the model you are asking about post here if it's 2 channel..." in my "THIS LINK" above, and not just to the beginning of that thread.) Or, perhaps I didn't understand your suggestion...:confused:
 
You need to click on post number "#", you will get "permalink" of that post, copy-paste.
 
niko said:
You need to click on post number "#", you will get "permalink" of that post, copy-paste.
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Aaa so thats how its done :cool: i was wondering how the hell ppl did that, seem like it do not take the lever of nerdyness i was thinking :)
 
kamkar1 said:
Aaa so thats how its done :cool: i was wondering how the hell ppl did that, seem like it do not take the lever of nerdyness i was thinking :)
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Yeah, simple trick ;)
However I am not sure if OP meant to find the same answer, because now I checked his first post and he already used this technique. Probably I misunderstood his question.
 
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