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Well, that looks right; maybe you accidentally pasted it in the middle of something. The where depends on preference and what you've already done to your postbit. In the case of my example image, you would search for

		<if condition="$show['postcount']">#<a href="showpost.php?$session[sessionurl]p=$post[postid]&amp;postcount=$post[postcount]" target="new"><strong>$post[postcount]</strong></a></if>

in your postbit_legacy template and put it before it, except to left align it, I modified it slightly, so paste

<if condition="isset($post['re_postid'])">
<span class="smallfont" style="float:left;">
Posted in reply to <if condition="$post['re_userid']"><a href="member.php?userid=$post[re_userid]">$post[re_username]</a><else />$post[re_username]</if>'s <if condition="$post['re_tittype']!=0">post <if condition="$post['re_tittype']==2">starting</if></if> <a href="$post[re_url]" <if condition="!$post['re_isonpage']">target="_blank"</if>><if condition="$post['re_tittype']==0">untitled post<else />"$post[re_title]"</if></a>
</span>
</if>
		&nbsp;

before that part I said to search for. If you don't use legacy postbits, then I would suggest just putting the original code from the hack txt above

		<!-- message -->

If you wanted to copy UBB threads exactly, BTW, the code would be

&nbsp;<if condition="isset($post['re_postid'])">
[Re: <a href="$post[re_url]" target="_blank">$post[re_username]</a>]
</if>

And you would put it to the right of the post title. Much simpler, but not as useful ultimately.

If you still have trouble with this, you can ICQ me.