Well, well…
Me: “Hm. I’ve been typing for a long time. Let me save this outline before anything happens...”
I click “save” and what happens?
Computer: “GOTCHA!”
Thankfully there’s a recovery option. I try to save the “recovered” outline and the same thing happens…so I had to copy the outline into a new file…
MS Word shouldn’t mess with me while I’m outling torts. I know my rights and I can make it look like an accident…
5 Comments
rebecca
December 13, 2008 at 11:53 amwe read the same case book so if (god forbid) anything happens let me know and I’ll send you my semi-awesome outline. 🙂
Amanda
December 13, 2008 at 3:37 pm*shiver* that’s scary. I had a panic episode when a friend lost all her notes and all her outlines, so now I’m uploading drafts online every so often “just in case”.
Good luck with Torts! We had our final last night and it was entertaining at least – iguana attacks.
Jamie
December 13, 2008 at 5:33 pmSomeday Google Docs will have an offline client and this won’t be an issue. Until then.
Alex
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