Hell..p.. me..... I lose my posts

[Kuciwalker]

I recently changed to firefox

[Apocalypse]

Originally posted by Kuciwalker
I recently changed to firefox

No one cares about you

[Alex]

both opera and firefox save the text you typed in case you press 'back'.

[Adagio]

I always press ctrl + a and ctrl + c after finishing a post... even if it's small posts...
I'm doing this automatic now, so I've cought myself many times copying a msg which only contains one word

[DrSpike]

It'd be quicker to retype the word.

[Adagio]

Yep... but for some reason it just turned into something done automatic, so it's out of control

[Skanky Burns]

Its quicker to change browsers.

[Trifna]

Thanks. In fact, I DID used ctrl-c, but a few seconds before posting I used ctrl-c for some other URL...

[DrSpike]

That was silly.

[alva]

You really felt the need to point something that obvious out to this poor guy?

[Kuciwalker]

I've never spent three hours writing one post.

[Snowflake]

Originally posted by Trifna
Thanks. In fact, I DID used ctrl-c, but a few seconds before posting I used ctrl-c for some other URL...

That's why if you write real long posts you start in word. I always do that when I wrote my IC stories.

[Japher]

Why copy them at all?? Isn't that why you have a clipboard in the first place?

Usually with LONG post I write them in word first, but yeah, for posts I don't care for ctrl+c is good enough

[Ljube]

To summarise the discussion:

Long posts - write in word first, possibly even save to disk in case of a power outage (I always do this).
Short posts - Ctrl+c or Ctrl+a (I always do this).
One line posts - don't care.

Now a contest. How did I process this post?

1) Word
2) Ctrl+c
3) Don't care
4) Something else (post below)

[Shogun Gunner]

i had a great response typed out for you Trifina, but IE ate my post...and I thought I did CTRL-C, but it was really CTRL-V and...and...and...