nooooooooooooo

i typed up an essay on a issue i was having and then got this message

Your submission could not be processed because you have logged in since the previous page was loaded.

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please tell me i dont have to retype it all because of this...PLEASE!

 

do you mean "remember me"? thats what i see

 

ok thanks

 

Yeah. Saves a cookie on your machine so that the site knows you.
It's a safe cookie,so don't worry about it.

 

im ussualy logged in but im on a different computer because mines wont boot.they shouldhave a reminder before it logsyou out :cry:cry:cry

now im afraid i wont get the help i need because my post is much smallerwiyh little detail, i hate this

 

Always prepare your posts and save them in a text editor on your machine.

Then copy/paste into a forum post!
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If you do a lot of posting:
1. Prepare in text editor such as Notepad.
2. Paste into a BBCode editor (such as AHK BBCodeWriter) and check what it will look like as a final post.
3. Paste into a forum post, and check all is correct in Preview ... and then post.

 

AustrAlien had a great suggestion, but if you don't want to have to do all that, at the very least, after you type you comments, BEFORE you click the Submit Reply or Preview Post button, highlight your text and COPY it, so that if, in the event that you should somehow lose it again, you will still have it "copied" in your system, so that you can just "paste" it into a new posting screen.

I've learned this the hard way (just like you) cause I too have lost some very valuable text because I haven't saved it properly. I do the same thing in MS Office (MS Word) by the way --- I have become a compulsive frequent saver, because I know that you can lose your screen at any time --- and all the unsaved text that's on it! :cry

 

when i have to type a lot i usually copy it every once in a while just in case but i was so happy i finished typing it all that i didn't think about it...

any body mind looking at this thread

http://forums.majorgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=201150

would be greatly appreciated
thanks

 

Have you tried booting in Safe Mode and using System Restore?
That link you steered us to about changing the partition was for a MacBook. Is that what type of machine you have?
If not, you should know that Mac's and PC's aren't configured or set up the same way.

 

yeah i was thinking about that but i think i came across a few sites that had the same instructions for pc...:confused

i hope i didnt screw up:-o