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Blog Post: How to source on the lesser known sites!! Valance!!

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Comment on: Topic 'do ALL members have a responsibility to our little community?': site (the word you want to link) and highlight it (left-click over the word to highlight). Now move your cursor to the Toolbar and look for the symbol that looks like a chain link (second from right). Left-click on it. A box will come up (near the top - mine is pale yellow) that says, "This website is using a scripted window to ask you for information. If you trust this website, click here to allow scripted windows..." (Yeah, I know it's a pain in the ass.) Click on it. ANOTHER window comes up with two choices - choose "Temporarily allow scripted windows". Now left-click again on your chosen word to highlight it again. A "Script Prompt" box will come up near the top. Set your (copied) url into that. Click OK. WA-LA! Your link is set. HOW TO ITALICIZE Set your cursor over the beginning of the portion you want to italicize. Left click and pull cursor to end of portion you want to italicize. Move your cursor up to the Toolbar and left-click on the symbol that looks like an "I" that is leaning to the right (I) - it is the second one from the left. Left-click on it and WA-LA! Your choice is italicized! HOW TO BOLD Set your cursor over the beginning of the portion you want to bold. Left click and pull cursor to end of portion you want to bold. Move your cursor up to the Toolbar and left-click on the symbol that looks like a capital b (B) - it is the first one from the left. Left-click on it and WA-LA! Your choice is bolded! HOW TO UNDERLINE Same drill if you want to underline (pick the symbol third from the left that looks like a capital u (U) with a line beneath it. HOW TO STRIKE THROUGH Same drill if you want to leave something in your post with a line drawn through it - choose the symbol that looks like a capital s (S) with a line drawn through it. SETTING A PICTURE IN And if you want to set a picture in (and who doesn't - this sometimes brings a whole other message and usually much more meaning to a post!) here's how: Find a picture that is a good representation for what you're saying (I use Google Images). Save it to your pictures file. Now, when you want to set the pic (I usually set it after I write something - sometimes the writing gives me other ideas for pics) set your cursor at the top of the page, before your post writing. Click on the symbol in the Toolbox above the Posting Box that looks like a picture (mine has color in it - green and blue) and is to the far right of the choices. Click on it. A box will come up that says "Add an Image". Click on browse and then find your saved picture in your Pics file. Left double-click on your picture and then click "Add". WA-LA - your pic is added! I hope this is a useful guide. Maureen PRINT THIS AND KEEP IT NEXT TO YOU AS YOU LEARN THESE STEPS.…; Added by Maureen Sharib at 6:21am on February 13, 2009

Blog Post: How to do Effective LinkedIn Recruitment ?: Around 89% of recruiters have filled positions in their company using LinkedIn. Over 97% of staffing and HR…; Added by Ekansh Pahwa at 3:38am on December 7, 2017