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nora T
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hello rootschatters i just wondered if it is possible to post the same message, on two different sites, if the message [as mine did this morning] covers two different areas,e.g. mayo ireland, and mold wales, only sometimes it takes ages to type with one finger, and i dont feel like doing it twice,with slight changes. also more people might see it , as maybe not a lot look at mayo,i am not complaining, this is a great site, just asking. regards nora T 
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i am researching the timmis family salop. staffs, and cheshire, also the culverwell family, congleton cheshire,and staffs.also jervis, jarvis, staffs and wales,also reece, staffs and dudley
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Chris in 1066Land
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Hi Nora t
The answer to your question is yes, lots of people post the same message in different counties of interest to try and get a better response to their query.
You dont have to type it out more than once - use the copy and paste facility.
Place your mouse at the start of the message, press the left button down, scroll the mouse to the end of your message - this will highlight it.
press control and 'C', you now have a copy of that message on the end of your mouse pointer - move to another board, start a new topic, click in the empty message box, press control and 'V' - Hey Presto you have copied the entire message to that box.
Now edit the message so it reflects an interest to the message board it is on
Chris in 1066Land
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nora T
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thanks chris, i will try that, or on second thoughts i might get my granson heathcliffe to do it for me, im a bit hopeless on the old p.c. no i will try it myself, what have i got to lose. thanks again, regards nora T
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i am researching the timmis family salop. staffs, and cheshire, also the culverwell family, congleton cheshire,and staffs.also jervis, jarvis, staffs and wales,also reece, staffs and dudley
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Clincher
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Atta girl, Nora!!! Just practise cut and paste with a couple of words until you get the hang of it - I'm sure it won't take you long. But don't post the message until you have succeeded with the real message. good luck Clincher
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nora T
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thanks clincher, for your confidance in my limited abilities,but i will try, on the very next posting that covers more than one topic.so thanks again, regards. nora T
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