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Posted by keza at 2004-10-28 08:31 PM

After registering you can participate in the discussion by writing replies to messages. However, in order to launch a completely new topic (rather than just reply to an old one) you will need to email us at lastsuperpower@yahoo.com.au and let us know what you have in mind.

If you would like to reply to one of our older, less visible messages just do so and that whole thread will automatically move to the top of the forum, (thereby becoming prominent once again).

Reading messages:

Click on the envelope next to the message - or the message title. This will take you to the complete message and all replies. To get back to the forum home page after reading messages you can click on , , or "main forum" in the 'breadcrumbs at the top of the page:

Replying to a message .

Have a look at the screenshopts below if you are uncertain how to post. (But don't forget, you need to have registered before you can actually post a reply). Click here to see the registration form.

Clicking on 'reply' will bring up an edit form in which you can write your comments. You will also be able to see the text of the message that you are replying to.

Click on "Save" at the very bottom of the page (below the "emoticons") to post your mesage to the forum. If you click on the "preview" button (before clicking on "Save") you can take a look at your message to see how it will appear when posted - if you don't like it you can then go back and edit it some more.

Warning: don't try to use the "quote" functon as it doesn't work (a bug in the software).

RETURNING TO THE MAIN FORUM PAGE

When you've posted your message you will it see along with the other messages in the same thread. To get back to the forum home page you can click on , , or "main forum" in the 'breadcrumbs' at the top of the page:

'EPOZ' ? What's that?

It's a text editor - like a word processor. We use it throughout the site and you will come across it if you decide to contribute something to this forum. It's very easy to use with only one or two features that require any effort to learn (and it's not really necessary to know how to use these more advanced features). Basically all you need to do is to highlight the text you want to format and then click on one of the Epoz icons at the top of the edit form eg

You can also use EPOZ to insert links, images, headings, tables - and so on. For more information on using EPOZ, read the information in How to use your folder 3 (EPOZ)