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Claudio González
Claudio González
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March 22, 2010
Question

This had never happened to me before

  • March 22, 2010
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A few minutes ago, I was in the process of writing a reply to this message in the PageMaker forum:

http://forums.adobe.com/message/2678228#2678228

when I was misteriously and violently taken to this old and locked thread in the InDesign forum, without my intervention:

http://forums.adobe.com/thread/487684?tstart=0

Naturally, I lost all that I had written.

Anyone else? Anyone who knows how or why this can happen?

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    the_wine_snob
    the_wine_snob
    Inspiring
    March 23, 2010

    Claudio,

    Hope all is going well in Chile. Thoughts and prayers.

    Now, to you experience, I have not had that one - yet... Just today, I did finish a reply. I checked that I was still logged-in as me, as I had two telephone calls. Sure enough, I was still me. I hit Post Message, and the forum jumped all about for a few moments. Odd behavior, that I have not seen before. When the jumping ended, I had become logged-out and then logged-in as WAHunt3, my alter-ego. The one that Adobe likes better than me. OK, the logging-in and out has happened before, but never when I have checked my log-in status (something that I do with much greater regularity now).

    Also, the jumping is something that I have seen in the editing screen, with greater regularity. While typing at the beginning of the editing screen, the whole page will jump, and I find that I am not at the bottom of the editing box, like 100 of those "phantom line breaks" have hit, and the page is not at the very bottom. Scrolling back up seems to correct things, but this has now happened about a dozen times.

    I'm on Google Chrome on XP-Pro SP3.

    Good luck,

    Hunt

    PS - just think of the number of folk, who fall through various other "rabbit holes," and I ain't talking Alice in Wonderland 3D here.

    Claudio González
    Claudio GonzálezAuthor
    Legend
    March 23, 2010

    the_wine_snob wrote:

    Claudio,

    Hope all is going well in Chile. Thoughts and prayers

    ....

    Thanks for both your thoughts and your prayers. Hopper opened this thread immediately after the earthquake,

    http://forums.adobe.com/thread/586429?tstart=30

    and I posted there some details about how we saw the whole thing from the inside. I had meant to report periodically of further news, as I have done in similar threads in other (non Adobe related) forums, but the thread slowed down very quickly until it died (*), and I did not think it was proper of me to force refloat it.

    The country is slowly recovering from a catastrophe that took less lives but produced quite a lot more material losses than the initial estimates. External help will be needed to reconstruct all that was destroyed -in the most affected areas there are still many people sleeping in tents, water and electricity haven't been fully restored yet, communications are irregular, many hospitals are unusable- but the will is there. We have recovered from many similar catastrophes in the past, and even from a larger one, which was the strongest earthquake so far recorded in the world, so there is hope.


    Thanks again for caring; knowing that there are people abroad who do is certainly a help.

    (*)Addition: Most probably because I seem to be the only Chilean, and one of the very few Spanish speaking persons, posting regularly in these forums...

    Message was edited by: Claudio González. Reason: addition.

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