Active

Is it possible to write a thread in microsoft word and download it to Scoobynet using Adobi active share or outlook express rather than having to use a web page? any of you computer wizards know?
Bob

Puff The Magic Wagon!

iTrader: (2)

What's wrong with copy/cut'n'paste?

Dream Weaver

For what reason would you possibly want to do that?

LeeMac

iTrader: (1)

he wants big fonts

JackClark

Offline readers win.

Puff The Magic Wagon!

iTrader: (2)

Active - you DGM 4dr Cul-de-sac 1/2 mile from Morrisons?

Active

Dream Weaver, I asked the question because if I am responding to a thread my ISP disconnects me (time out?) and because of the problems they are experiencing (simply they are overloaded)it takes me ages to re-connect and I thought that if I typed my responses in "word" I could then download them without the delay in having to type them "on line".
Puff The Magic Wagon, No not me.. Iv`e seen him knocking abt and waved a few times in passing...often in Retford and Scoob`s are a rarity in this neck of the woods! Drive a MY02 (WR blue metallic)with a WRX plate.

MarkO

Three possible solutions here:

1. Write 'em in notepad, and then cut 'n paste 'em into the reply box in one hit, as somebody suggested.

2. Learn to type faster.

3. Stick to writing short posts.

dsmith

if you want to keep you line up then open a dos box and try

ping -t www.cisco.com

Should keep enought traffic flowing to avoid disconnects

Deano

JackClark

I don't have a great connection here so can't test, but would it be possible to have iExplorer syncronize Scoobynet? Then work offline and sync up all at once. Just might work.

MarkO

Actually, there's something I could suggest if you want to read Scoobynet offline....

ChrisB

Hmmm, haven't you tried that before?

MarkO

Ah, but Phil Dawes doesn't hang around here any more, so nobody would remember.

Darren Soothill

I do though!!!!

Quick let me download the site before it all dies!!!

ransj

Webreaper works quite well...

JackClark

come one then what's the secret.

DevilChild

There's abit bit of software called Webreaper - www.webreaper.com

It's written by a complete muppet that hasn't a clue about how to write code (he reckons himself to be a 'developer' but he really tastes food for BK, McD and KFC) - it's *very* buggy beware - careful how you use it as well because it could take down the whole of Scoobynet

GaryCat

I've heard that webreaper causes brain tumours too.

Andy Tang

iTrader: (3)

I think you mean www.webreaper.net

MarkO

Oops. Now you've gone and done it.

Active

Before this thread degenerates to the muppet forum:-
MarkO
1/ good suggestion i`ll give it a try.
2/ Too F****** old
3/ I do.