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12-13-2009, 08:16 PM
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RE: posting
i know what you mean, mine has timed out to.
just get your post in order and post it, that's what i do. i'm not really sure if it's a server error or my set-up. just post away anyway
just get your post in order and post it, that's what i do. i'm not really sure if it's a server error or my set-up. just post away anyway
12-13-2009, 08:50 PM
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RE: posting
ORIGINAL: Justaddwata
the time out kills me. Usually when I am compiling a bunch of images from various sites etc. I most of the time remember to copy the data before I click on the post button and it has saved me many a time. But I have been bitten more than once.
the time out kills me. Usually when I am compiling a bunch of images from various sites etc. I most of the time remember to copy the data before I click on the post button and it has saved me many a time. But I have been bitten more than once.
12-13-2009, 11:40 PM
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RE: posting
I've been nailed by the clock a few times. Usually afterwards I keep my posts short and much less detailed. Sometimes I take 10+min to type and everything still works.
Ryan
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12-16-2009, 02:49 PM
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ORIGINAL: TCHedOff
I've learned that after a ''long post'' to highlight and copy everything BEFORE I click on submit - that way I dont have to re-do everything. [8D]
I've learned that after a ''long post'' to highlight and copy everything BEFORE I click on submit - that way I dont have to re-do everything. [8D]
Ryan
