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Rod Hayward
March 23rd, 2010, 11:59 AM
Is there a time limit to compose and submit a reply to a thread? I have tried to reply to a couple threads that when I hit "Submit Reply" I was logged off and my reply was lost.
cgalpin
March 23rd, 2010, 12:12 PM
Yes but it's pretty generous. I don't know exactly how long it's set at. If I ever make a really long reply, or if I had started it then walked off and come back later, I copy the buffer before hitting submit so I can just paste it in if it fails. Happens very rarely though.
Rod Hayward
March 23rd, 2010, 02:08 PM
Thank you Charles!
It can take a while for me to gather my thoughts.
cgalpin
March 23rd, 2010, 02:14 PM
No problem. I am sure you know this, but the copy is simply ctrl-a then ctl-c on windows. The paste would be ctrl-v.
rijosho
March 23rd, 2010, 04:11 PM
No problem. I am sure you know this, but the copy is simply ctrl-a then ctl-c on windows. The paste would be ctrl-v.
Actually, just holding down Ctrl and c is copy, and Ctrl-v is paste
rover26c
March 23rd, 2010, 04:17 PM
ctrl c (copy):)
Actually, just holding down Ctrl and c is copy, and Ctrl-v is paste
cgalpin
March 23rd, 2010, 04:28 PM
Isnt that what I said? The only thing different that I said was to first do a ctrl-a. This selects all. Try it. The steps broken down are
Press and hold the control key, then press a, then release. The entire text box will now be selected.
Press and hold the control key, then press c, then release. The selected text will now be in the clipboard.
Press and hold the control key, then press v, then release. The clipboard contents will now be pasted wherever the cursor was, or overwrite a selection if something was selected.
Verbose enough? LOL
copy is simply ctrl-a then ctl-c on windows. The paste would be ctrl-v.
chrisvonc
March 23rd, 2010, 04:46 PM
Is there a time limit to compose and submit a reply to a thread? I have tried to reply to a couple threads that when I hit "Submit Reply" I was logged off and my reply was lost.
I am not aware of any setting that sets a time limit for replying to a post. There is a default time limit to automatically log out your account unless you select to remain logged in when you log into the forum. It may be set for 90 minutes.
Art Vigil
March 23rd, 2010, 10:08 PM
Is there a time limit to compose and submit a reply to a thread? I have tried to reply to a couple threads that when I hit "Submit Reply" I was logged off and my reply was lost.Hey Rod, between the time you started composing and hit "submit reply", how many beers did you drink? ;)
~Art
Rod Hayward
March 24th, 2010, 11:48 AM
Jeez, I think its happening again. Up in the right hand corner it says Welcome, Rod Hayward but my status is off line. Oh well, we'll see.
Thank you for elaborating on how to do that, Charles. It actually helped. Picture a big hairy guy in a cave scratching on the wall with a piece of charcoal...that's how I'm most comfortable expressing my thoughts.(ha,ha) :) Gonna try it here in a minute...
Hey Rod, between the time you started composing and hit "submit reply", how many beers did you drink? ;)
~Art
Hey Art!
Gosh, its been years, man. Nah, if I were drinking beer my thoughts would have flowed out like a river! I was at work. I think of you every winter when I hang my drop curtain. Damn well made. Thank you.
Can't believe it...Rita hasn't sold yet? I nearly called you a couple of times. I think when I'm done here I'll go over to her sale thread and pleasure myself while ogling her lovely curves...again.:girl:pimp
We ought to split a twelve-pack some time. My treat.
Regards,
Rod
HAHA! IT WORKED!!
Thanks, guys!
Art Vigil
March 24th, 2010, 04:24 PM
Hey Art!
Gosh, its been years, man. Nah, if I were drinking beer my thoughts would have flowed out like a river! I was at work. I think of you every winter when I hang my drop curtain. Damn well made. Thank you.
Can't believe it...Rita hasn't sold yet? I nearly called you a couple of times. I think when I'm done here I'll go over to her sale thread and pleasure myself while ogling her lovely curves...again.:girl:pimp
We ought to split a twelve-pack some time. My treat.
Regards,
Rod
Ha ha, I try to avoid drinking and D90 Sourcing, I end up buying parts I HAVE to have that sit in my garage for years!
Glad to hear the curtain is still doing its job. Don't be surprised about Rita, she's here because I'm not happy to see her go and have been dragging my feet. I will have to get on the ball soon since my wife's already spent the money on our vacation this September. Makes it even harder knowing that. Anytime you want to stop by and take her out for a drive, let me know. Let's make plans soon to get together for a cold one, or three or four:cool:
You still work downtown?
Kind Regards,
Art
Rod Hayward
March 25th, 2010, 02:27 PM
Ha ha, I try to avoid drinking and D90 Sourcing, I end up buying parts I HAVE to have that sit in my garage for years!
I hear ya, its just nice to know you're out there, and see you still stick your head in here now and then.
Some vacation! Seems like we either trade our time for things, or our things for time. Life's funny that way.
Yeah, I'm still in the same ol' place. You still in this neck of the woods, too?
I don't know if Rita's ever been with a man as big as me. I'm not sure she could handle all of me, which could be a problem. Maybe some warm Spring day you could drive her to work and we could meet up afterwards for a couple cold ones.
Only when/if its convenient for ya. Don't want to mess with my beer drinking mojo.:)
Warm Regards,
Rod
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