4/4/2006 3:02 PM | |
Joined: 9/27/2005 Last visit: 11/27/2007 Posts: 1398 Rating: (151) |
Good ol' copy to clipboard. Many a time it's saved me having to retype lengthy posts [:)] |
8/30/2006 8:55 AM | |
Posts: 20 Rating: (3) |
[quote user="Mojo"] In the event your post is not submitted, you have a copy of it in the Windows clipboard (RAM) and it will stay there as long as you do not copy something else. Frequent posters to forums use this method to avoid losing their work. Whenever your post does not go throughthis allows you to recover without incident. You may also try to use advanced browser, which saves form contents history when you use standard "back" button feature. I know Firefox 2 does this. Up to now it is still in beta phase, but usable http://www.mozilla.org/projects/bonecho/ |
4/11/2007 12:31 PM | |
Joined: 9/1/2005 Last visit: 9/18/2024 Posts: 4104 Rating: (195) |
Hello Smurf, I haven't seen the Timeout Message since the last update at the end of february. And I'm using IE and Firefox as well. Which message do you get? About your "problem" with quoting: Sorry, I don't understand exactly what you want. If you what to quote more than one post for example than you can type at the beginning " quote user="xxx" " within [ ] and " /quote " within [ ] at the end. I always use this way importing questions to the conferences. Or is there a problem with the functionality for you? Looking forward for your reply CS Moderator |
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