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This is an interesting way to release a story
by leaving it as an attachment instead of using the story editor. There is no problem opening it on a windows laptop but I was unable to open it on my iphone.
Edit: I installed an app named Text Editor and now it will open.
Virus?
RTF (rich text with embedded objects) by someone recently registered (less than a day). I won't download it.
RE: This is an interesting way to release a story
Hi Julia, thanks for commenting. As a first-time author here that is my mistake. I thought I could upload the file and BC would format it like another fiction site does. I then reposted it in story editor, but it was deleted. I was hoping that the admins would let readers choose, if I was lucky, of if they did delete one, they'd pick this, the first attempt. Perhaps I can find a way to re-do this chapter the right way, as I have more chapters ready and want to make them as easily accessible to as many people as possible. I'd like people to have the same access for all chapters, now that I've learned a lesson. I'm glad you got it to open on your iPhone tho! Thanks for taking the extra effort. Hope you liked this little opening tease and that you'll look for future chapters. Best wishes! Suzi B. Queen
Suzi B. Queen
Sorry
Without opening the post, they looked identical, so I unpubbed the one that had fewer hits. Duplicate postings happen almost daily, so that's what I thought happened.
Hugs,
Erin
= Give everyone the benefit of the doubt because certainty is a fragile thing that can be shattered by one overlooked fact.
I'm all in...
I love your story, I am glad that Kim feels more like a real girl. Can't wait to read more, oh, and in the correct order too.