I wish I knew what happens when I push the "click" button ONLY ONCE!!!!!!!! Jimm E had a comment "new record--6 times! I brought this up before I ONLY PUSH THE "CLICK BUTTON" ONCE. I have been very careful to do it this way. That is the most I have seen, & i am unhappy with it. There's not much I can. Sometimes when I use the internet "it plays around" WAY WAY to much. Sometimes it's real erratic, sometimes it's real GOOD. It is twelve years old. The people that I got it from didn't want it anymore because they claimed it was VERY OUTDATED. Before I got it, I didn't have anything to use because of my being deep in debt. So at least having one to use is a real BLESSING to me. And to thank them I gave them some property (a lot of land) when I get ready to meet the creator. I appreciate what GOD did for me. He did answer my prayer. Once I wished & then I prayed I could use the internet to help me do my work with my old radios. When he created us, he knew our every need & weakness. I thank him every day for his help. Anyway, back to the original thing - if this laptop acts up at different times, I'm NOT going to loose any sleep over it. I can't take it with me when I go into another world. This laptop IS NOT my salvation. From dust we came & unto dust shalt we return. GENESIS.

: I wish I knew what happens when I push the "click" button ONLY ONCE!!!!!!!! ...(snip)

My guess is that you have your mouse button interface set too sensitive. You can fix this by going into Start Button/Settings/Control Panel/Mouse and playing around with the double-click-sensitivity slider. (I'm presuming that your operating system is Windows. If not, well, THERE'S your problem!)

But, the NA website's user interface is partially complicit, too- it wouldn't be too difficult to add a "click filter" in the user interface that would reject multiple "Submit Follow Up" box selects within a reasonable period of time- say, a couple of seconds. That would ensure that someone's first click would be posted and subsequent, probably erroneous duplicate ones, from the same poster would be rejected if they happened within a short span of time after the first one. That would spare everyone the heartbreak of having multiple posts (which I think everyone who uses the Forum has fallen prey to at some time or other).

On the other hand, who really cares?