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I'm sure we all use quick reply, but how many of you manually type in the smilies?
The only time that I use quick reply is if I don't want smilies or text manipulation, so that's a 'no' vote for me.Mk said:I'm sure we all use quick reply, but how many of you manually type in the smilies?
Type in : cry : withouth the spaces between cry and :Adrian Baker said:I can't get smilies to work when on my laptop. :-(
(I'd like to put a crying one here but can't!)
dextercioby said:It's no big deal :surpissed: :rolf: :buggrin: :moonbear:
Daniel.
Evo said:I never use quick reply.
You find the best things to share!SOS2008 said:http://img269.echo.cx/img269/4136/361216bn.gif
Here's what the back of a smiley looks like:
http://www.ebaumsworld.com/flash/smileyass.html
I'm starting to wonder if she finds them, or they find her.Moonbear said:You find the best things to share!
To use Quick Reply Smilies, you can either manually type them or use the insert function provided by the messaging platform. If you choose to manually type them, you can simply type the corresponding characters to create the desired smiley face.
Quick Reply Smilies can add a personal touch to your messages and make them more visually appealing. They can also help to convey emotions and tone in a quick and efficient manner.
Some messaging platforms may allow you to customize the Quick Reply Smilies by creating your own set of characters or by adding images. However, others may only have a set number of pre-made smilies to choose from.
No, Quick Reply Smilies may vary between messaging platforms. Some may have different sets or may not have Quick Reply Smilies at all. It is best to check the specific platform's guidelines for using smilies.
This may vary between messaging platforms, but typically there is no limit to the number of Quick Reply Smilies you can use in one message. However, it is important to keep in mind that using too many smilies may make the message difficult to read or come across as excessive.