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Topic # 27174 16-Oct-2008 15:12
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When I post anything on GZ, my paragraphs all get lost somewhere between me and the GZ server.
I've just started a new paragraph but I bet it will appear right after the last sentence. It looks fine now but everyone reading it will think I'm trying some sort of hippie stream of consciousness writing technique.
Is it me?
Is it Chrome?
Do I have a magic keyboard?




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  Reply # 171555 16-Oct-2008 15:21
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It seems to be fine...

I have used Chrome for a little and it works fine with the editor we use (TinyMCE). But have you tried without the editor (it's an option in your user profile page)?




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