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Cancelling Posts 12/08/2010 at 00:59 #1604
BarryM
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Noted that a "Cancel" button was added to the Reply Post box, but not added to the Quick Reply box.. I know you can cancel a post by using the Back button. Thought you might be consistant.
BarryM
ps. When is a Dictionary going to be added? Just to assist those that are visually impaired.

Barry, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
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Cancelling Posts 12/08/2010 at 00:59 #10665
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Noted that a "Cancel" button was added to the Reply Post box, but not added to the Quick Reply box.. I know you can cancel a post by using the Back button. Thought you might be consistant.
BarryM
ps. When is a Dictionary going to be added? Just to assist those that are visually impaired.

Barry, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
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Cancelling Posts 12/08/2010 at 06:13 #10666
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And those of us who are distypsic [for want of a better made-up word].

Peter

I identify as half man half biscuit - crumbs!
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Cancelling Posts 12/08/2010 at 07:07 #10667
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Peter Bennet said:
And those of us who are distypsic [for want of a better made-up word].

Peter"If Pietersen makes it on the plane for Oz, will England have to pay Excess Baggage ?" TMS commentary

You are a character Peter. I see you still have thoughts on Oz

Keep up the good work.

BarryM
from Oz.

Barry, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
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Cancelling Posts 12/08/2010 at 07:43 #10668
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BarryM said:
Noted that a "Cancel" button was added to the Reply Post box, but not added to the Quick Reply box.. I know you can cancel a post by using the Back button. Thought you might be consistant.
That sort of question ought to be directed at the developers of Agora (see bottom of page). But what exactly would happen if you cancelled a "quick reply"?

BarryM said:
ps. When is a Dictionary going to be added? Just to assist those that are visually impaired.
Best answered by this thread: http://jvitals.com/en/support/topic?id=22

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Cancelling Posts 12/08/2010 at 16:47 #10682
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GeoffM said:


BarryM said:
ps. When is a Dictionary going to be added? Just to assist those that are visually impaired.
Best answered by this thread: http://jvitals.com/en/support/topic?id=22
Well you learn something new every day as they say.

To save others delving into how to do it (on Firefox) Just go to Tools>Option>Advanced and tick the box "check spellings as I type"- which I had already enabled.
Then open any text box and right click selecting download dictionary and select your chosen language.

Peter

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Cancelling Posts 13/08/2010 at 02:07 #10699
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For IE users check out:

http://www.iespell.com/

BarryM

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Cancelling Posts 13/08/2010 at 02:51 #10700
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GeoffM said:
But what exactly would happen if you cancelled a "quick reply"?

Good question. Are you referring to "before or after" you submit? "Before" use the back button. "After" you cannot cancet it but you can edit it.
And I found www.iespell.com excellent.

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Cancelling Posts 16/08/2010 at 14:30 #10753
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Google Chrome also includes a spell checker as you type but as far as I can remember it never required any settings to be changed to enable it. For IE users I would suggest the Google Toolbar which has a spell checker feature that'll work on almost all forms (including message entry boxes on forums).

Regarding the cancel button for the quick reply - in all my 7-or-so years of forum experience at various levels I have never seen a cancel button for a quick reply box as the box is automatically generated/loaded when you open the thread. If you want to cancel the writing of a quick reply then right-clicking within the box and click on "Select All" (the keyboard short-cut is Ctrl+A) then simply press 'Del' on your keyboard or even just navigating away from that thread will mean your 'Quick Reply' is not posted.

If you have posted a message that you'd later like deleted then a quick PM to either Peter or Geoff should suffice, or yes you can edit your message out and who knows maybe it will be spotted by either of the aforementioned gentlemen and deleted.

Hope This Helps.

Any views and / or opinions expressed by myself are from me personally and do not represent those of any company I either work for or am a consultant for.
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