How do I save clippings?

17 years ago

I have a lot of stuff turned off to make everything crisp and clean to accomodate a visual imparment. Perhaps I have turned off a save clippings icon.

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Chemocurl zn5b/6a Indiana
17 years ago
Do you see the cliggings thingy to the right of the message?

If so, the first 3 words are 'clip this post'. They run together with 'email this postwhat is this...no punctuation between and a little confusing all run together like that. You just click that, and then on the next page check mark 'save to my clippings'.

If you aren't seeing any of this, I'd suggest you ask at the Computer forum.

I use Opera, must have several pop-up blockers because I NEVER see any, but you may have some 'images' blocked.

Sue

Here is a link that might be useful: Computer Help Forum
albert_135 　 39.17°N 119.76°W 4695ft.
Original Author
17 years ago
Yah, I get the 'clip this post' link but when I go to my page and try to view my clippings it says I have none 'saved'

Does the 'saved' part of the clipping process have an image?
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harper
17 years ago
Albert, are you also clicking on SAVE TO MY CLIPPINGS at the bottom of the "clip this post" page? And right next to that you have the option of keeping your clips public or making them private.

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albert_135 　 39.17°N 119.76°W 4695ft.
Original Author
17 years ago
OK, found it with harper's suggestion, by moving my cursor near the public and private boxes. Curiously I have no save box.

Thanks.
leftwood
17 years ago
I have my images turned off too, because I use to only have 128MB of memory with WinMe. It makes a big difference in page loading.

Anyway, to clarify, the image to click on to save the clipping is not on my screen. However, hovering the cursor to the left of the "public" at the bottom reveals the pointing finger, click to reveal a box, and click again to save the clipping.
albert_135 　 39.17°N 119.76°W 4695ft.
Original Author
17 years ago
Interesting, I saw "How do I save clippings?" and "Albert_135" and I thought "What could I have been talking about." Scanning reminded me of a GW feature I was learning to use and then I discovered Google Notebook had completely forgotten the GW Clippings feature.

BTW, FWIW etc. for those who have images turned off, sometimes depressing the tab key will lead one to a box to click, rather like moving the mouse pointer to where it turns into a finger as leftwood suggests, but, curiously, tab does not always work.

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