As you know, I love my iPad2, but it is not perfect. For some reason that I can't understand it deletes my blog entries that I have saved for later review. Here's what happens.
I create an entry in advance on a PC and save it. When I enter my blog using my iPad with the intent of publishing the post, it has disappeared. Then, when I use a PC to try to read the post, it isn't there either. It is as if the iPad goes in and plays a practical joke on me. I can tell you that it's not funny.
Yesterday I had a post about saving $1.50 on Pampers that was witty, timely and practical. As you can see, the post was not published and my readers were deprived of the coupon savings. I may just post the coupon without any text. It's not my preference, but I don't want my followers to suffer because of my technical difficulties!
I never had a dog as a kid. So, I was never used the "dog ate my homework" excuse. And I know that excuse is generally disbelieved. I now have empathy for those kids. It is a royal pain to work on something only to have it destroyed by something you love.
(Yeah, I do still love my iPad. However, it was bad so it's not getting any treats, like that Tory Burch sleeve I've been eyeing! :-))
http://store.apple.com/us/browse/home/shop_ipad/family/ipad?afid=p219%7CGOUS&cid=AOS-US-KWG
I create an entry in advance on a PC and save it. When I enter my blog using my iPad with the intent of publishing the post, it has disappeared. Then, when I use a PC to try to read the post, it isn't there either. It is as if the iPad goes in and plays a practical joke on me. I can tell you that it's not funny.
Yesterday I had a post about saving $1.50 on Pampers that was witty, timely and practical. As you can see, the post was not published and my readers were deprived of the coupon savings. I may just post the coupon without any text. It's not my preference, but I don't want my followers to suffer because of my technical difficulties!
I never had a dog as a kid. So, I was never used the "dog ate my homework" excuse. And I know that excuse is generally disbelieved. I now have empathy for those kids. It is a royal pain to work on something only to have it destroyed by something you love.
(Yeah, I do still love my iPad. However, it was bad so it's not getting any treats, like that Tory Burch sleeve I've been eyeing! :-))
http://store.apple.com/us/browse/home/shop_ipad/family/ipad?afid=p219%7CGOUS&cid=AOS-US-KWG
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