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Back in the day a review wouldn't take very long to crank out.  The older I get it seems to take longer to a lot of things...except some things are quicker, but that's a whole nother discussion.

wingman13461332 reads

Anybody know if once you start writing a review you have to finish it at one sitting or is there a way to 'save' it if you're half way done and then come back to it later to finish?  (PM's work)

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darmody561 reads

you can effectively save it by submitting it, though obviously you risk it being approved in the meantime.

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knotsaway634 reads

There's also an auto-save feature. :)

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wingman1346518 reads

Sounds like something that we can't actually use yet?  Sounds like a guy actually has to make sure he has enough privacy to start and finish the review in one sitting.

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knotsaway393 reads

Draft the text portions of your reviews in a word processor or even an email tool (addressed to yourself!). You can save the documents or emails as much as you want until you're finished, then copy & paste the text into the review form and fill in the other fields.  

Creation of reviews for providers with existing profiles is much easier in the new version also... no need to repeat all the profile info.  :)

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Drumsticks428 reads

... the other opened to any TER board. I think TER auto signs off after an hour. When you've left your review and return to it, go to your other open TER tab and relogin in (again  ;)   )  Once you're logged in again you should be able to return to your review in progress tab and your review should still be intact. Personally, I just use the Word document technique and copy and paste it when the review is complete.

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wingman1346382 reads

Back in the day a review wouldn't take very long to crank out.  The older I get it seems to take longer to a lot of things...except some things are quicker, but that's a whole nother discussion.

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