In the process of rewriting an old article I have had to update the links. What I have found is it often takes SEVERAL tries to perform the update. That is, when I hit the update button, nothing has cchanged and I have to go through the motions all over again of entering the revised data. All my edited work is lost. This is very frustrating because it is so time-consuming and repetitive. I have tried editing using BOTH Firefox AND Explorer with the SAME results. Sometimes update works, but more often, lately, it only reverts me. Has “update” become “revert?”
Ah! I found the html editor! Now I can set up the pages and save them on my Frontpage editor. As it turns out, this option works well (so far) !
Ron, it is empirically obvious to the most casual observer that you weren’t holding your jaw right when trying to update your page. 
Steve Featherkile said:If I held it to the Left, that would explain that, wouldn't it?
Ron, it is empirically obvious to the most casual observer that you weren't holding your jaw right when trying to update your page. :P
Seriously, I have resorted to using the html function exclusively. That way I can save the entire text. Otherwise it becomes extremely irritating trying again and again to save a picture
or text that somehow seem to resist being saved. I believe that is what I must have done before. It has been a long time . . .
I am having on-going problems with the “update” function. I can enter the html, press “update,” and obtain the page I entered. But when I then hit “update” at the bottom, the page refuses to update.
Sometimes it works properly, but often it does not. However I have finally succeeded in revising the existing pages of the article. There are definitely gliches in this system, but I was able to work around THIS one for now.