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Bb Discussion Board for Students 6. The post message will appear below the post listing for you to read. Click on other post titles in the post listing to read additional messages. Replying To a Thread 7. To reply to the post, click on the post you wish to reply to and click the Reply button (see image above). 8. Type your message into the WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) editor. You can add formatting to your message using the toolbar at the top of the WYSIWYG editor (see image on next page). 9. If you want to see what the original post said while composing your message, click Show Parent Post. 10. You can also add an attachment if appropriate. Click Attach a file, then click Browse, then navigate to the file you wish to attach, click Open and the file will be ready to attach when you click Submit. Note: PowerPoints can take a long time to attach, so please be patient. 11. When you are done composing your message, click Submit. Note: Clicking Save will allow you to save your post as a draft. You can then re-edit your post before final submission. University Online Wilmington 2
Bb Discussion Board for Students Post a New Thread 12. To create a new Discussion Thread, click the Add Thread from the main discussion thread listing. 13. A message box will open. Type the Subject of the thread (see image on next page). 14. Optional: You can enter thread text in the Message box. The text may be formatted with the WYSIWYG editor toolbar. 15. Optional: An Attachment may be added by clicking on the Attach a file link, browsing for the attachment, selecting and opening the desired file. University Online Wilmington 3
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