Copying a thread

[dverna]

I would like to copy a thread that might be closed after it is posted for 30 days without activity.

Is there a way to do this?

Thanks.

[Tatume]

You could just copy the link from your browser, like this:

https://castboolits.gunloads.com/sho...pying-a-thread

Or you could hit "reply with quote" and then CTRL+A, CTRL+C, and go wherever you want to put the information and CTRL+V, like this:

I would like to copy a thread that might be closed after it is posted for 30 days without activity.

Is there a way to do this?

Thanks.

If I understood better what your end goal is I might have other suggestions.

[MrWolf]

On the gray bar below the thread title and above post #1, there is a drop down of thread tools. Can copy the printable version as one of the options.
Ron

[Sasquatch-1]

On the gray bar below the thread title and above post #1, there is a drop down of thread tools. Can copy the printable version as one of the options.
Ron

After all the years I have been on this forum, I learned something new today.

[square butte]

After all the years I have been on this forum, I learned something new today.

Me Too - Man i've been trying to figure this out for years. Should'a just asked

[dverna]

Ron,
I will try your suggestion when I am on my computer

Thanks!

[45_Colt]

Can use the browser save function: File->Save Page As...

This way even the images are saved and the page can be opened in your browser and look exactly like the original.

45_Colt