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I was in AOL writing a long email and I copied the text in case something
happened. Then I copied 40 email addresses (overlaying the last copy to the
clipboard). When I sent send it disappeared with no confirmati0n it was
sent. It nevered showed up as Sent Mail.

Is there a way to get a history of what was copied - to see if my letter is
out there somrwhere? I wasn't in office just out on the intetnet in AOL.
 
GinaJ said:
I was in AOL writing a long email and I copied the text in case something
happened. Then I copied 40 email addresses (overlaying the last copy to the
clipboard). When I sent send it disappeared with no confirmati0n it was
sent. It nevered showed up as Sent Mail.

Is there a way to get a history of what was copied - to see if my letter is
out there somrwhere? I wasn't in office just out on the intetnet in AOL.
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that's really an AOL issue with nothing to do with XP...
however...if the messages did not show up in "sent" it's pretty sure that
they were *not*
sent...

i'd just resend them (or perhaps ask a few of the people if they aver got
your
message)
 
Hi,

Ask someone to whom you sent the email if they got it. You cannot retrieve
the clipboard contents that were overwritten.

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Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP

Associate Expert - WindowsXP Expert Zone

Windows help - www.rickrogers.org
 
tomlindevs said:
Can anyone please advise me? How the hell do i start a new thread? I've
got a question re dreamweaver to throw to the geek world but this
websitedoesn't make anything obvious.

Apologies, anyone can send me a message if they like

th:-)
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Your first step would be to locate a newsgroup or web forum whose
subject is Macromedia's Dreamweaver. This particular news group is
about Windows XP. For the actual "how to" portion of your question,
read either the Help files of your newsreader application, or the
instructions provided by the specific web-based forum, as they are all
different.


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Bruce Chambers

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Colin Barnhorst said:
Use the New Post button instead of the Reply Post.
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the OP is not using IE
so it may have different buttons...
but there certainly *must* be something similar
 
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