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    Quote Originally Posted by Tank View Post
    And thanks to Dullbird, if their is a timeout, why not put a warning up or a little clock, it's not just my typing. Sometimes I have to refer to a source to check my info is correct (it always is, you know). Also have to go to the brasco or make a coffee, how's about putting up a clock for us old timers, you have no Idea of the tantrum I throw when this happens, the missus takes the dog out for a pee and doesn't come back till I've settled down.
    BTW this has happened maybe twenty or more times since I've been posting here and 99% of them were not because I took too long to type, some have happened after 5 mins, Regards Frank.
    I've had the same issue with timeouts Frank, when typing long posts or when interrupted while typing posts - not so much on this forum but on another that I'm on occasionally work related.

    The trick that I use if I know that this might be a possibility is to not type directly into the forum. I keep a word processor open (either MS Word or Notebook) and type what I want to into that. When I'm happy with what I've typed, I simply copy it all and paste into the appropriate text entry box in the forum. Once posted successfully, I just delete what's in the word processor (unless I want to keep it for some reason).

    Has saved me more than once from timeouts - even power failures etc provided you've got the word processor set on auto save.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BMKal View Post
    I've had the same issue with timeouts Frank, when typing long posts or when interrupted while typing posts - not so much on this forum but on another that I'm on occasionally work related.

    The trick that I use if I know that this might be a possibility is to not type directly into the forum. I keep a word processor open (either MS Word or Notebook) and type what I want to into that. When I'm happy with what I've typed, I simply copy it all and paste into the appropriate text entry box in the forum. Once posted successfully, I just delete what's in the word processor (unless I want to keep it for some reason).

    Has saved me more than once from timeouts - even power failures etc provided you've got the word processor set on auto save.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BMKal View Post
    I've had the same issue with timeouts Frank, when typing long posts or when interrupted while typing posts - not so much on this forum but on another that I'm on occasionally work related.

    The trick that I use if I know that this might be a possibility is to not type directly into the forum. I keep a word processor open (either MS Word or Notebook) and type what I want to into that. When I'm happy with what I've typed, I simply copy it all and paste into the appropriate text entry box in the forum. Once posted successfully, I just delete what's in the word processor (unless I want to keep it for some reason).

    Has saved me more than once from timeouts - even power failures etc provided you've got the word processor set on auto save.
    I'm with Tank on this. Me too being a two finger hack. I do the opposite of above. If I am doing a fairly lengthy post, when about half way through it I copy and paste it into a word doc as back up.

    You idea is probably better, although a lot of my long posts usually are intended to not be so. It's just that as I am typing away more things just pop into my head.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pop058 View Post
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    Got that in one. No flies on you mate!!!

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    Probably just me not having a clue, but since the changes I seem to have lost email notifications of subscribed threads and the subscribed threads in User CP seems to only randomly show updated threads.

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    When the changes first happened it threw me a bit but I'm already used to it.
    Seems OK.
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    My only gripe with the forum is if i hit the "new posts " button more than once it makes me wait 30 seconds.
    The pages seem to load quite slow and there is no real indication that it is searching so its easy to give it another click just to be sure. Do that and your locked out for 30 seconds.

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