| Recovering Your Articles
Note: there is no need for you to recover individual CD reviews, since we already have this information on file.
Follow this step-by-step process to recovering your articles cached at Google.com:
At this point it's best to download the file, and as a backup, bookmark the page as a favorite for future reference. To download the file, click FILE then SAVE AS. The HTML SOURCE option will give you the final source code.
We prefer that you use this final version of your article, since it has usually been modified by the editorial staff to include text edits, different formatting, and both text and graphic links.
Your can re-submit your article on the recently restored Article Submission form.
How to "View Source"
For Microsoft Internet Explorer Users
- Click VIEW on the menu bar (after EDIT and before FAVORITES)
Select SOURCE
- This will show you the HTML source code that builds your page. It may take a few seconds to load, and it may look a bit ugly.
- SELECT ALL (from EDIT on the menu bar) and PASTE it into your word processor to manipulate it more easily.
- Scroll down and highlight the title and body of the article using your mouse. Extract the title and body of the article using COPY.
- PASTE the contents into the appropriate box on the Article Submission form.
For Netscape Users
- Click VIEW on the menu bar (after EDIT and before GO)
- Select PAGE SOURCE
- This will show you the HTML source code that builds your page. It may take a few seconds to load, and it may look a bit ugly.
- SELECT ALL (from EDIT on the menu bar) and PASTE it into your word processor to manipulate it more easily.
- Scroll down and highlight the title and body of the article using your mouse. Extract the title and body of the article using COPY.
- PASTE the contents into the appropriate box on the Article Submission form.
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