Tournament disasters

[John Upham]

It doesn't like the word Firefox either.

Nor did Clint Eastwood.

Does it like Microsoft instead?

[Alex Holowczak]

I can't see an advantage of typing a reply elsewhere and then copying and pasting in.

It's something I do quite often. I can discern at least four advantages:

1. It's helpful if I want to quote something from another thread.
2. If I'm likely to have to break off, I can quickly save what I've done.
3. I don't lose everything if there should be a technological malfunction, as does happen occasionally.
4. I can use a spell check function, which this Forum doesn't have (to the best of my knowledge).

Apologies for going off topic.

Drifting further off-topic:
1. I just open another tab in my web browser and copy and paste it in from there.
2. I use the draft function
3. If there's a technological malfunction, there's just as much chance of that software crashing as there is of Firefox crashing!
4. Firefox has one built in.

[David Sedgwick]

Thanks for the replies.

Each according to his or her own. If it comes down to a choice between copying and pasting from a Word Document or using Firefox,
I shall continue to do the former.

However, I must confess that I'd never noticed the "Save Draft" option. That could indeed be useful.