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#1
emir
Jul 05, 2008 3:13:16 [not sure if this actually goes here...]

Suggestion [although I am aware that this was already discussed]
-Feature request: it would be a good idea if the WotC crew incorporated a feature that would let you save a draft of your post which you are currently typing, either so you can continue at a later time or to prevent loosing long posts to some errors [eg. you click on 'submit post', but your connection failed, and you kind of loose the whole thing...]. Gmail has a similar feature and it is most handy! I'm sure a lot of people would like to see this.

Q1
-I've imported my old account, but the email I used when registering this account is not longer active! can I simply change my email address ?
[I think I read that you can't do this until October, but still checking...]

Q2
-Back a few years, when I was a active forum member, there was this guy called "Seeker95" [it might not have been 95, but it was prolly some number]. Does anybody know what happened to him? Is he still active? I'm just asking...
#2
calronmoonflower
Jul 05, 2008 5:31:20
Right Click
Select All
Copy
???
Profit.

Annoying as it is I you think about it you can do so just fine with the methiod above and notepad it an option. Data vampires are quite annoying, but they can be done in.
#3
emir
Jul 05, 2008 6:02:21 indeed, that is the method I am currently using, but when I post thrad, it is more convenient to have some draft-saving tool, since I am 100% sure that a lot of members have encounter the problem of having their complete hueg post getting lost because of some error, and it isn't really nice when you lose everything you were writing in the past X minutes =O
#4
lord_karsus
Jul 05, 2008 12:15:37 -Most of the time, when there is an error, and my post doesn't go through, if I hit 'Back' on my browser, the original text-input box reappears, with my text still in it. And, from there, of course, I copy and paste to preserve the text if problems persist.

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#1 emir Jul 05, 2008 3:13:16	[not sure if this actually goes here...] Suggestion [although I am aware that this was already discussed] -Feature request: it would be a good idea if the WotC crew incorporated a feature that would let you save a draft of your post which you are currently typing, either so you can continue at a later time or to prevent loosing long posts to some errors [eg. you click on 'submit post', but your connection failed, and you kind of loose the whole thing...]. Gmail has a similar feature and it is most handy! I'm sure a lot of people would like to see this. Q1 -I've imported my old account, but the email I used when registering this account is not longer active! can I simply change my email address ? [I think I read that you can't do this until October, but still checking...] Q2 -Back a few years, when I was a active forum member, there was this guy called "Seeker95" [it might not have been 95, but it was prolly some number]. Does anybody know what happened to him? Is he still active? I'm just asking...
#2 calronmoonflower Jul 05, 2008 5:31:20	Right Click Select All Copy ??? Profit. Annoying as it is I you think about it you can do so just fine with the methiod above and notepad it an option. Data vampires are quite annoying, but they can be done in.
#3 emir Jul 05, 2008 6:02:21	indeed, that is the method I am currently using, but when I post thrad, it is more convenient to have some draft-saving tool, since I am 100% sure that a lot of members have encounter the problem of having their complete hueg post getting lost because of some error, and it isn't really nice when you lose everything you were writing in the past X minutes =O
#4 lord_karsus Jul 05, 2008 12:15:37	-Most of the time, when there is an error, and my post doesn't go through, if I hit 'Back' on my browser, the original text-input box reappears, with my text still in it. And, from there, of course, I copy and paste to preserve the text if problems persist.