Does anyone know if htere is a way to back up all my hubs in one go?

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   leni sandsposted 11 years ago

   Does anyone know if htere is a way to back up all my hubs in one go?
   
   If, as I think might be the case, I quit hubpages because to be frank all that stuff when you go to create a new hub is hugely overwhelming - take my poem, for instance, just went to publish a poem - just a simple poem and all that guff sat there and so the poem never got published and probably never will - but getting back to what I was saying - how do I back up my hubs so I don't lose all my hard work when I, and if is a possibility - quit hubpages?

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   Becky Katzposted 11 years ago

   The only way to back them up is to copy them individually. That could be done as you delete each one. Sorry to see you go.

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      leni sandsposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Not gone yet but fed up of all the guff when trying to be creative - every day another hub is 'unfeatured' and every day I tinker with it to try to get it 'featured' and then when I tried to publish a new poem I am faced with box after box of advice

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      Becky Katzposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Be creative on a word processor. Then when you are done, you can copy, paste, and all the nonsense. Being creative is much more rewarding.  I have been reading your work and I really like it. I warn you though, I don't read poems.

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   ChristinSposted 11 years ago

   You should always write your articles, poems whatever in a word processor first and save them to your machine. There is no function to mass save all your hubs.  You'll need to go copy and paste them into documents and save them.

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      leni sandsposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      I did have them on my old computer - all saved in my documents and also my more recent ones are on a memory stick - my old computer died!  Thanks for the info.

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   duffsmomposted 11 years ago

   Write in Word (or other word processing program) first, then cut and paste into the text capsules. That way you have a permanent record on your computer.

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      leni sandsposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      I usually do but then improve it in situ thanks for the reply

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   moonfrothposted 11 years ago

   Ah Leni!--the frustration behind your words is palpable!  Could it be that you're just finally fed to the teeth with a site where sustained inaction and nit-picking make it abundantly clear that Hubpages doesn't really give a tinker's damn about poets and poetry.  Three months ago I wrote a Hub called "Attention Poets--Demand Formatting Changes From Hubpages".  If you're a poet and you haven't read it, please visit my page, read it, and if you agree with me, write a STRONG comment.  As one final, probably futile, gesture, I'm going to "present" it to appropriate HP staff, and if I don't get a positive response--I'm leaving too.
   
   On your specific question Leni--three people have given you the unfortunate truth--you have to copy post by post.  Why not get lay in a few dozen beer, ask some friends to visit with their laptops, divide up your posts among the group, and go for it.  Hmm--go for it BEFORE the beer.  Good luck!
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      leni sandsposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Great idea thanks trouble is all my buddies are busy doing similar things lol thanks for responding

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   Diana Leeposted 11 years ago

   It sounds to me like you are only overwhelmed by change or the idea of change.  You don't need to use all the capsules presented to you.  These are only suggestions to help you get the most out of your experience here at Hub Pages. You decide what to keep.  Breaking up verses of poetry with pictures does make it look nice.  I'm not sure what is happening to our poem hubs either.  They are not doing as well as they use to.  We'll just have to wait for a change to come back around dealing with poetry.  I write poetry myself and use to post them here soon after I wrote them.  I no longer do that.  I'll save them for a better time or find another place to post them.  Hang in there.  This still is one of the best sites for writers both seasoned and beginners.  Don't worry about if only certain ones are featured or not. Our only concern should be quality.  The more we improve, the better we'll like what we are doing. I hope you stick around.
   
   One way to save these is to send them to an email account in the form of an email. This gives you more than one place to keep them.  I like to make hard copies as well. Print them or save them to a storage card so you can print them later.

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      moonfrothposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Diana--you're an optimis!I  What will make HP  'change' its uncaring attitude to poetry?  All poets need is a BLANK PAGE on which they can layout words anyway they wish.  And the words stay put, no matter what. In this high-tech age - HP can't do it?

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      leni sandsposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Email sounds like another option as u say thanks

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   Susana Sposted 11 years ago

   There's a browser extension for Mozilla Firefox called Scrapbook that you might want to check out. It's been a while since I used it, but from memory it saves everything with one click including images.
   
   https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefo … scrapbook/

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      leni sandsposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Thanks i will check it out

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