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Malabarista - now with added pony Started conversation Jun 6, 2008
Looks like we simposted that newbie in PR 
Just a small tip - only just found out about it myself, took me long enough. If you want to link to, say, the Writing-Guidelines or another named entry, put <./> and </.> tags around the words and it'll come out as a link. 
There's a list of all the named entries here...
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- Mala
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Malabarista - now with added pony Posted Jun 6, 2008
Sorry, make that < . / > and < / . > tags, without the spaces! 
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Nigel *ACE* Posted Jul 2, 2008
Malabarista, I am so 
, I missed this post you sent me 
.
I must look more closely 
. Thanks for the tip on links, I have always wondered how to do that 
.
Nigel 
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Malabarista - now with added pony Posted Jul 2, 2008
No problem. Just thought it might be handy to know.
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Nigel *ACE* Posted Jul 2, 2008
I know, and I still struggle with Guideml 
. I learn it, then within a few days forget it again 
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I only really use it for my Personal Space and for any Peer Review entries, and thats not very often 
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It is just trying to type the right word in the search box, to find information you are looking for, and even then it doesn't always work out .
Nigel
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Malabarista - now with added pony Posted Jul 2, 2008
Yes. Being a Sub-Ed has taught me how little I know
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