Anonymous_IHB
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<a href="http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/money_co/2008/10/heres-a-club-no.html ">http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/money_co/2008/10/heres-a-club-no.html</a>
Many world stock markets now off 50% or more from peaks
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IrvineRenter_IHB
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Anonymous,
Please, please learn to use the <a> button. Dead links are very annoying. I have edited several of them for you. I also know I am not the first to tell you. We all appreciate the articles you link, so please learn to use the <a> link button.
Please, please learn to use the <a> button. Dead links are very annoying. I have edited several of them for you. I also know I am not the first to tell you. We all appreciate the articles you link, so please learn to use the <a> link button.
caycifish_IHB
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[quote author="tulip" date=1224938956]IR,
When you copy and paste the link, would this work too? What do you mean by <a>...sorry.</blockquote>
<a> is one of the buttons at the top of the form where you type your post. It stands for anchor, and it tells the forum software that you mean for your text to be a clickable link. When you click <a>, a little window opens up that lets you paste your URL and then what you want the linked text to be.
When you copy and paste the link, would this work too? What do you mean by <a>...sorry.</blockquote>
<a> is one of the buttons at the top of the form where you type your post. It stands for anchor, and it tells the forum software that you mean for your text to be a clickable link. When you click <a>, a little window opens up that lets you paste your URL and then what you want the linked text to be.
graphrix_IHB
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I think it is important that we all remind everyone of the sticky topic found at the top of the Irvine RE category called Nude Tech Support 2.0. In there you can find step by step instructions on what all those crazy buttons mean, and <a href="http://www.irvinehousingblog.com/forums/viewthread/2018/#47679">how to properly post a link</a>.