Lots webforms provided by websites for feedback/inquiry purposes don't have "CC" box. Is this an oversight that emailers are left without a record? By the way printing it doesn't always produce the exact printout (non printer friendly) you have solution?
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answerbagy
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That's an interesting observation, although I wouldn't really care about receiving a "carbon copy" of the feedback/suggestions I give a site. One thing you could do is press the print screen button, paste that screen cap into your favorite image editing program to remove the excess parts (easier if you just select the part you want, cut, click new, and paste) and print that screen cap of the screen. That's the first solution I could think of for this.
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Thanks. I have been meaning to point out (correct myself)about my march 21 posting. I solved the problem of wasting money on printing, not about transfering to USB by cutting and pasting. We were discussing USB at the time. -Can you tell me how to confirm that the passwords are erased after clicking the ....(I can'think of the exact phrase now this computer only uses IE). Any way when I am done using the public computer, I click "Tools", and then the menu comes where you click.... But anyway after you click it gives you a chance to click "cookies",and then the the one I forgot. Nothing happens to confirm the task has been performed. How do I know that there is no defect? I mean I don't see the word "done", or anything like that.Do you know what I mean?
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Me too, re. why public computers have would have the option to save your password. I am finding it less and less though. I always make sure I do that. - I am not the one who separated the thread. You see my posting of April 8? I don't know how it ended up in the "answer" box. And the box is under the latter postings. I will start a new question, not that I expect more answers.
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