Tuesday, March 11, 2008

Getting rid of the <\NOBR\> in posts

Here's how you can copy a message and then re-paste without the annoying little <NOBR> tag messing up your posts. Keeps your message board clean of errors.
  1. Highlight and copy the entire message into a new discussion.
  2. Click just behind the words (Original Message)|< press enter
  3. Type out From: Include the colon marks. DO NOT hit the space bar.
  4. This is optional: If the original poster has a face by their nick manually place it right after the From: using the face button in your tool bar ^^^
  5. Carefully copy and paste their nickname right next to the smiley face Ǻήgέ£♥OF♥£oVέ removing the underline using the tool bar. Copy the (Original Message) and paste that next to the nick. (This last part is optional)
  6. In the original From: line click between the word From: and the colon and carefully delete that line stopping after the (Original Message)|and then press backspace to delete the word From:.
  7. Immediately click the delete button right after deleting the word From: to line up the new From: line with the date line. (The reason is that each word is in a table and is unable to be deleted as one line.)
  8. The original date should line up as it did in the original From: line.
If all the above steps have been completed correctly the <NOBR> tags should be no where in view.