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Ok, understandable and perfectly reasonable. But, how can I avoid loosing my work if the browser gets hung up when I am editing? | Ok, understandable and perfectly reasonable. But, how can I avoid loosing my work if the browser gets hung up when I am editing? | ||
::I don't know any remedy. However, if you are going to edit an article for a longer time, you can copy the material in a Word doc, make changes there, and only copy the final result into your browser's wiki editorial windor. This way, your work can not be lost. | ::I don't know any remedy. However, if you are going to edit an article for a longer time, you can copy the material in a Word doc, make changes there, and only copy the final result into your browser's wiki editorial windor. This way, your work can not be lost. | ||
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--Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus 13:26, 26 November 2012 (CET)
You are welcome
Ok, understandable and perfectly reasonable. But, how can I avoid loosing my work if the browser gets hung up when I am editing?
- I don't know any remedy. However, if you are going to edit an article for a longer time, you can copy the material in a Word doc, make changes there, and only copy the final result into your browser's wiki editorial windor. This way, your work can not be lost.
--Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus 14:24, 26 November 2012 (CET)
