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rac50

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I just spent a long time responding to a post and when I used the back arrow to double check some earlier replies I returned to find my post erased. Since I am not a typist and am somewhat faster than snails, found myself rather aggrevated. How can this be avoided?
 
Rac, I think its best to not use the back button when posting/composing a comment, what i do is open another browser window to re-read, check on earlier comments.
 
If you plan to compose a lengthy reply, it is best to type it in Word or Notepad or something similar and then copy and paste it into the reply window, otherwise you risk 'timing out'.
 
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