You can always use "Notepad" under your "Start Button" and type it up there, then Copy and Paste it in here, on ATS, like I do.
Then, you just save it to your computer.
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Originally posted by SpartanKingLeonidas
Then, you just save it to your computer.
I've never written anything worth saving but if I do that is good2know!
Though you can't run spellcheck on notepad can you?  If not, it will do me NO good!
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Oh this happened to me a few times, now on long post of course I copy it!
But if I forget and that happens, I refresh, and if it seems it's not working, refresh again & again after a few times it always goes through for
me!
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Hmm..Browser cache....
I like to save things in word anyway, but once I did lose a post. I mean I thought it was gone. Then a light bulb went off. "Try
control and the left arrow key!" It worked. The moral of the story is sometimes your work is not gone, it is still in the browser cache, but it is
still better to continually save it in notepad or word or whatever.
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Some good advice Intrepid thanks
I have lost a largish post which had me doing something that resembled a war dance around the lounge room and then into the back yard only to have my
dog sitting and tilting his head at me.
I think it worth putting into practice and the good advice from others
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Yep. Normally I always copy my work, but its always those times when either you forget or just think "oh well nothing is going to happen", that of
course something #ing happens.
Thanks.
Flag.
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Originally posted by NotClever
That's the only way I prepare large posts. Use Word or Notepad. Learn how the tags work and incorporate them into your text...feels strange at
first, but stick with it. SAVE YOUR WORK.
Copy and paste everything to your post...then preview and edit as needed.
NC
I like Wordpad better than either of those. It's searchable unlike notepad, and it doesn't have the problems Word has with being a resource hog and
saving relatively large file sizes for small text files.
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