DOH

I was looking through the latest stuff on here , and deciding not say
anything about Mason`s recent history ,
when I came across a complaint. So , yes I for one agree
- please will someone tell me how to snip out the bits I don`t want to
apprear ( or appear ) in my replies .Pathetic I know , but here at Dadford`s
Wharf we have only just dragged ourselves kicking and screaming into the
20th century , let alone this one !
Phil

In message <cvur05$hcg$1@titan.btinternet.com>, Phil Speight
<craftmasters@btconnect.com> writes
>I was looking through the latest stuff on here , and deciding not say
>anything about Mason`s recent history ,
>when I came across a complaint. So , yes I for one agree
>- please will someone tell me how to snip out the bits I don`t want to
>apprear ( or appear ) in my replies .Pathetic I know , but here at Dadford`s
>Wharf we have only just dragged ourselves kicking and screaming into the
>20th century , let alone this one !
>Phil
>
>
Generally speaking double click hold button down and drag with mouse
will highlight text or anything else. Then release button and hit
backspace. At least I think that's how I do it!!

Cheers

Guy
--
Guy Morgan
Tug Thorn and butty Persephone WFB, Stockton Locks, Grand Union

On Mon, 28 Feb 2005 10:45:26 +0000, Guy Morgan
<guy@firstlight.plus.com> wrote:

>In message <cvur05$hcg$1@titan.btinternet.com>, Phil Speight
><craftmasters@btconnect.com> writes
Snip
>>- please will someone tell me how to snip out the bits I don`t want to
>>apprear ( or appear ) in my replies
>>Phil
Snip
>>
>Generally speaking double click hold button down and drag with mouse
>will highlight text or anything else. Then release button and hit
>backspace. At least I think that's how I do it!!
>
>Cheers
>
>Guy
Then again you could always press the "delete" key either --> or <---
I question Phil's apparent inability with computers. I bet he clicks
the paintbrush icon on word all of the time! ;-)

Richard

Nb "Pound Eater" Parkend G+S

"Richard Edwards" <poundeater@wild.blueyonder.co.uk> wrote in message
news:1109618474.dae239c3d42ba85710e53b253dc6bf9d@t eranews...
> > Then again you always press the "delete" key either --> or <---
> I question Phil's inability with computers. I bet he clicks
> the paintbrush icon on word all of the time! ;-)
>
> Richard
>
> Nb "Pu Eater" end

Y not highlight with left click. Move mouse over text to be scrubbed.
Press delete - highlighted stuff goes away !

Pete

Phil Speight wrote:
> I was looking through the latest stuff on here , and deciding not say
> anything about Mason`s recent history ,
> when I came across a complaint. So , yes I for one agree
> - please will someone tell me how to snip out the bits I don`t want to
> apprear ( or appear ) in my replies .Pathetic I know , but here at Dadford`s
> Wharf we have only just dragged ourselves kicking and screaming into the
> 20th century , let alone this one !
> Phil
>
>
Try placing cursor at start of text to delete, hold down shift and use
arrow keys to select text - then press delete.

--
Ed. NB Guinevere on the Nene
==
Replace Surname to reply.

"Ed Harris" <ed.surname@ndirect.co.uk> wrote in message
news:422769d7$0$10937$cc9e4d1f@news-text.dial.pipex.com...
> >>
>>
> Try placing cursor at start of text to delete, hold down shift and use
> arrow keys to select text - then press delete.
>
> --
> Ed. NB Guinevere on the Nene
> ==
> Replace Surname to reply.

Left clicking highlights stuff (prior to deletion) quicker.

Pete

Peter Stockdale wrote:
> "Ed Harris" <ed.surname@ndirect.co.uk> wrote in message
> news:422769d7$0$10937$cc9e4d1f@news-text.dial.pipex.com...
>
>>Try placing cursor at start of text to delete, hold down shift and use
>>arrow keys to select text - then press delete.
>>
>>--
>>Ed. NB Guinevere on the Nene
>>==
>> Replace Surname to reply.
>
>
>
>
> Left clicking highlights stuff (prior to deletion) quicker.
>
> Pete
>
>
Don't like mice - I'm a dinosaur me :-)

--
Ed. NB Guinevere on the Nene
==
Replace Surname to reply.

	#1
Phil Speight	DOH I was looking through the latest stuff on here , and deciding not say anything about Mason`s recent history , when I came across a complaint. So , yes I for one agree - please will someone tell me how to snip out the bits I don`t want to apprear ( or appear ) in my replies .Pathetic I know , but here at Dadford`s Wharf we have only just dragged ourselves kicking and screaming into the 20th century , let alone this one ! Phil

	#2
Guy Morgan	Re: DOH In message <cvur05$hcg$1@titan.btinternet.com>, Phil Speight <craftmasters@btconnect.com> writes >I was looking through the latest stuff on here , and deciding not say >anything about Mason`s recent history , >when I came across a complaint. So , yes I for one agree >- please will someone tell me how to snip out the bits I don`t want to >apprear ( or appear ) in my replies .Pathetic I know , but here at Dadford`s >Wharf we have only just dragged ourselves kicking and screaming into the >20th century , let alone this one ! >Phil > > Generally speaking double click hold button down and drag with mouse will highlight text or anything else. Then release button and hit backspace. At least I think that's how I do it!! Cheers Guy -- Guy Morgan Tug Thorn and butty Persephone WFB, Stockton Locks, Grand Union

	#3
Richard Edwards	Re: DOH On Mon, 28 Feb 2005 10:45:26 +0000, Guy Morgan <guy@firstlight.plus.com> wrote: >In message <cvur05$hcg$1@titan.btinternet.com>, Phil Speight ><craftmasters@btconnect.com> writes Snip >>- please will someone tell me how to snip out the bits I don`t want to >>apprear ( or appear ) in my replies >>Phil Snip >> >Generally speaking double click hold button down and drag with mouse >will highlight text or anything else. Then release button and hit >backspace. At least I think that's how I do it!! > >Cheers > >Guy Then again you could always press the "delete" key either --> or <--- I question Phil's apparent inability with computers. I bet he clicks the paintbrush icon on word all of the time! ;-) Richard Nb "Pound Eater" Parkend G+S

	#4
Peter Stockdale	Re: DOH "Richard Edwards" <poundeater@wild.blueyonder.co.uk> wrote in message news:1109618474.dae239c3d42ba85710e53b253dc6bf9d@t eranews... > > Then again you always press the "delete" key either --> or <--- > I question Phil's inability with computers. I bet he clicks > the paintbrush icon on word all of the time! ;-) > > Richard > > Nb "Pu Eater" end Y not highlight with left click. Move mouse over text to be scrubbed. Press delete - highlighted stuff goes away ! Pete

	#5
Ed Harris	Re: DOH Phil Speight wrote: > I was looking through the latest stuff on here , and deciding not say > anything about Mason`s recent history , > when I came across a complaint. So , yes I for one agree > - please will someone tell me how to snip out the bits I don`t want to > apprear ( or appear ) in my replies .Pathetic I know , but here at Dadford`s > Wharf we have only just dragged ourselves kicking and screaming into the > 20th century , let alone this one ! > Phil > > Try placing cursor at start of text to delete, hold down shift and use arrow keys to select text - then press delete. -- Ed. NB Guinevere on the Nene == Replace Surname to reply.

	#6
Peter Stockdale	Re: DOH "Ed Harris" <ed.surname@ndirect.co.uk> wrote in message news:422769d7$0$10937$cc9e4d1f@news-text.dial.pipex.com... > >> >> > Try placing cursor at start of text to delete, hold down shift and use > arrow keys to select text - then press delete. > > -- > Ed. NB Guinevere on the Nene > == > Replace Surname to reply. Left clicking highlights stuff (prior to deletion) quicker. Pete

	#7
Ed Harris	Re: DOH Peter Stockdale wrote: > "Ed Harris" <ed.surname@ndirect.co.uk> wrote in message > news:422769d7$0$10937$cc9e4d1f@news-text.dial.pipex.com... > >>Try placing cursor at start of text to delete, hold down shift and use >>arrow keys to select text - then press delete. >> >>-- >>Ed. NB Guinevere on the Nene >>== >> Replace Surname to reply. > > > > > Left clicking highlights stuff (prior to deletion) quicker. > > Pete > > Don't like mice - I'm a dinosaur me :-) -- Ed. NB Guinevere on the Nene == Replace Surname to reply.