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Fredil View Member Profile	Apr 11 2008, 06:38 PM Post #1
Trusted Helper Posts: 1,983 From: Wait, wait, I know this! OS: Windows XP Professional SP2	Several times (yes, I've been here over a year and I still do this!) when I edit a post, I click the "Complete edit" button thinking that it takes me to the full editor, yet what it actually does is submit the edit. Is there any way to make the wording less ambiguous?

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