Friday, April 27, 2012
The "I Will Overcome" Story
It was
an ordinary day. And, I'm really PO...ed. Yesterday I opened my
bookmark for It was
an ordinary day. And, I'm really PO...ed. Yesterday I opened my
bookmark for "Blogger" and I didn't recognize it. Thought I had the
wrong page so I deleted it and tried again. Yep, same results. I have
opened this bookmark maybe 3000 times since I started writing stories on
"Blogger" and never had this happen. About a year ago "Blogger"
informed its online bloggers that it had a new editor for you to use
that had newer and better features to it. I gave it a try twice, when
asked to do that. But, found that it was harder to add photos and I
couldn't move them around in the story like I could with the old editor
that I had used from conception of my blog. So I always switched back
to the old editor. Today I was not given that chance. I evidently have
to use the new editor or close this account and open a new one
elsewhere. Don't want to do that since so many of you have bookmarked
this read and prefer not to have to do it again. At least that is how I
would feel. So ....... I, for the time, will only be able to
incorporate one photo into each story. I think I can add multiple
photos in a row with a sentence between each one, but have not figured
it totally out yet. I "Googled" the problem of only one photo and found
that no one else has the answer. Why did they do that when the old
editor was fine? I like some of the new features that I now have on my
screen such as being able to go backwards through what I have done in
case I happen to delete something by mistake and don't realize it
immediately. I can keep hitting the backward arrow and I can go back to
when I made the problem for myself. Also like the easy way to link
something from another source to my story so you can click on it and go
to the source. And, the preview button in the tool bar at the top
allows me to see what my story looks like as soon as I am done. In the
past I actually have to publish it and see if it looks OK, then go
backwards and place it in my library for future use. At times I wonder
what happened when I did a practice run and put a story on my blog to
check it and then removed it. If someone happened to be reading it, did
it instantly disappear? I still don't kn ow that answer. I did like
on the old editor the fact that as I typed a new name for a story, if I
had used the name before, it would show me that and I could change the
name. Now I may use the same name over by mistake so if a story title
reminds you of something you may have read in the past, read it anyway
since it probably is the same story title used over again. Well, I have
something I need to tell you about Spam with Bacon so I will finish for
now. Keep checking back though, for I will eventually beat the system
and be able to put photos all over the place. It was another
extraordinary day in the life of an ordinary guy."Blogger" and I didn't recognize it. Thought I had the
wrong page so I deleted it and tried again. Yep, same results. I have
opened this bookmark maybe 3000 times since I started writing stories on
"Blogger" and never had this happen. About a year ago "Blogger"
informed its online bloggers that it had a new editor for you to use
that had newer and better features to it. I gave it a try twice, when
asked to do that. But, found that it was harder to add photos and I
couldn't move them around in the story like I could with the old editor
that I had used from conception of my blog. So I always switched back
to the old editor. Today I was not given that chance. I evidently have
to use the new editor or close this account and open a new one
elsewhere. Don't want to do that since so many of you have bookmarked
this read and prefer not to have to do it again. At least that is how I
would feel. So ....... I, for the time, will only be able to
incorporate one photo into each story. I think I can add multiple
photos in a row with a sentence between each one, but have not figured
it totally out yet. I "Googled" the problem of only one photo and found
that no one else has the answer. Why did they do that when the old
editor was fine? I like some of the new features that I now have on my
screen such as being able to go backwards through what I have done in
case I happen to delete something by mistake and don't realize it
immediately. I can keep hitting the backward arrow and I can go back to
when I made the problem for myself. Also like the easy way to link
something from another source to my story so you can click on it and go
to the source. And, the preview button in the tool bar at the top
allows me to see what my story looks like as soon as I am done. In the
past I actually have to publish it and see if it looks OK, then go
backwards and place it in my library for future use. At times I wonder
what happened when I did a practice run and put a story on my blog to
check it and then removed it. If someone happened to be reading it, did
it instantly disappear? I still don't kn ow that answer. I did like
on the old editor the fact that as I typed a new name for a story, if I
had used the name before, it would show me that and I could change the
name. Now I may use the same name over by mistake so if a story title
reminds you of something you may have read in the past, read it anyway
since it probably is the same story title used over again. Well, I have
something I need to tell you about Spam with Bacon so I will finish for
now. Keep checking back though, for I will eventually beat the system
and be able to put photos all over the place. It was another
extraordinary day in the life of an ordinary guy.
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