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[pburness]

I'm using IE9.0 beta and I keep getting thrown out too....

Phil

[Reinardina]

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I had to log out, to log in again, and, by doing this, lost the pm I had written, so I'll have to start again.

[KeithT]

Originally Posted by Reinardina

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I had to log out, to log in again, and, by doing this, lost the pm I had written, so I'll have to start again.

I learnt this lesson a long time ago, Reinardina. Not just with this site, but all blog sites. I now copy my more longwinded messages to the clipboard, just in case...

[Stars]

Originally Posted by KeithT

I learnt this lesson a long time ago, Reinardina. Not just with this site, but all blog sites. I now copy my more longwinded messages to the clipboard, just in case...

I tend to write any lengthy replies in word and then copy and paste; just in case.; as I've learnt the hard way and lost work before now.

Rog

[KeithT]

Originally Posted by Stars

I tend to write any lengthy replies in word and then copy and paste; just in case.; as I've learnt the hard way and lost work before now.

Rog

yes, me too. I generally leave Word open and resting on the taskbar in readiness for use.

[Reinardina]

I do this when I know it is going to be a lenghty post, but this time it was just a shortish reply to someone's PM.
Still very annoyed I had to write it again though.

I have noticed that some 'Word written' posts get a bit mangled in transit, don't know if that is due the font used, or whether it is something else.

[KeithT]

I tend to use Garamond, as this is the font a lot of publishers prefer for hard copies. It works fine for me.

[Reinardina]

Originally Posted by KeithT

I tend to use Garamond, as this is the font a lot of publishers prefer for hard copies. It works fine for me.

I'll try to remember that; will save time if you don't have to double check everything.