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Re: Re: Re: DUPLICATE POSTS
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Posted by Andy Martin on January 18, 2001 at 16:17:30 from (38.31.75.40):
In Reply to: Re: Re: DUPLICATE POSTS posted by S-E Michigan Part Timer on January 18, 2001 at 10:08:05:
I was amused at the double posts until I did it twice. After posting the message, my computer acted like it had locked up, no internet activity, so like someone said, I clicked the submit button again, things went quickly and lo and behold, it had posted twice. The problem is, the second time I did it, I tried to wait it out and gave up, assuming my click had not registered, and again got rapid results. So I agree, it is some kind of hardware or software problem, not just bad mouse-man-ship. What is the gender-neutral of that? Mouse-person-ship? Or must mouse and rat always refer to the male gender?
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