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Yeah. AT&T keeps sending me emails telling of great and wonderful changes made to their system, but I don't see any evidence of it here. If we were supposed to tweet, we'd be given a bird beak.

Bill

Oh, I'm quite familiar with both ends of the spectrum. I began my career with computers in 1962 and never stopped. I build computers and write my own utilities and whatnot to cover little niches that big companies don't want to mess with.

I dug deeper into this problem and found through TRACERT that there are several interim servers and trunks that react differently each time I try. It's really a minor irritation but it does happen quite regularly.

Sometimes I can cure it by rapidly clicking between two highlighted in-line comments. Closing and reopening the box will also do the trick. maybe it's the time of day or the phase of the moon.

Bill

While the concept of "pay to play" is certainly not new, I feel that a contest with this requirement may have put off a few of the contestants - me, for one. I don't mind putting out funds so I can get back a product or service, but I don't gamble. And, isn't this really a form of gambling that your story will be chosen for the gold?

Bill

I am just about finished with the book, Randy. It is so much better to read when it's in my hands instead of on a screen. Well done.

Bill

Sol, has any thought been given to my suggestion to have a button/dropdown menu that will deactivate all the chapters of a story at once?

Bill

Something is very wrong, Randy. When I went to the Nook version, the synopsis of the book extolled the virtues of a book called The Sherbrooke Brothers. The synopsis reads:

Two Brothers On The Brink Of Adulthood Experience Radically Different Fates As They Struggle To Find Their Way In The World.

The Sherbrooke Brothers is a powerful coming-of-age story that blends elements of gothic fiction and contemporary literature. Delivering parallel storylines, the narrative portrays the life-changing experiences of seventeen-year-old Alex and his older brother Rob as they embark upon separate journeys. Both young men face challenges that stretch their inner strength and mental resolve to breaking point. Ultimately, they meet radically different fates, demonstrating the power of choice to shape individual destiny.

That isn't your book. The picture is, but the writup isn't.

Bill

Been great here, Randy. Cool, but not cold. My jonquils are popping up all over the place. They're usually the first ones to appear. Then the others peek out.

Just curious. How much is B&N asking for the Nook version?

Bill

Will do.

I am also NOT GETTING email notifications from this thread despite having subscribed to it. *hint* *hint* to Sol.

~Tom

True. I could do that. But I am in the habit of replying to each and every comment in an in-line review. You can't do that with X-Line. Or, am I wrong about that?

Just the same, the delays are there and shouldn't be.

~Tom

I just discovered another bug, Sol. When I post an answer in any forum, once it appears the top buttons (personal dropdow and Search) stop working. I have to refresh the page to get it back.

~Tom