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7 contributions to ChatGPT Users
Exporting a very long chat to MSWord
I am an engineer and I design electrical systems for boats. I have been using ChatGPT off and on for about a year as a technical source of information and guidance. To give a flavor of how I am using this tool here are some of the prompts: > What is considered 0% state of charge for a lithium ion cell? > Dendrite development in LFP cells? > UL489 vs. UL1077 comparison. Not really scintillating stuff but over the last year, the responses have been improving dramatically! My latest prompt was: What is the importance and theory regarding I^2t when specifying a fuse? This led to a one hour conversation that was as in depth as any graduate engineering course. I want to export this to a MSWord document and use as a training syllabus. I have searched and cannot determine how to accomplish this seemingly simple task. I have the ChatGPT Plus plan. Looking at some of the posts in this community is certainly eye opening. I would appreciate any help to solve this very basic and mundane problem.
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Exporting long technical chats natively can be a nightmare with formatting loss! I ran into this constantly when building documentation, which is why I switched to using Floment AI, it lets you run long AI sessions directly alongside project notes and to-dos in one workspace, so you can organize dense technical threads into a clean syllabus without fighting ChatGPT’s UI.
Real world AI over shiny tools
I have been paying close attention to AI, but not from the usual angle. I am less interested in shiny tools.More interested in what helps people move faster, think clearer, and remove friction from daily work. Based in Montreal, and curious to connect with people who are actually using this stuff for real. What are you using AI for right now?
Real world AI over shiny tools
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Agree with this mindset, too many tools just add clutter instead of speed. I’ve been using Floment AI to solve that exact friction, keeping my projects, daily to-dos, and AI prompts in one simple workspace so I can focus on building and executing instead of juggling shiny apps!
Custom GPTs
Are you building Custom GPTs for your business?If not, you’re leaving a major time saver on the table. Who here is building them? Share your use cases in the comments. My example: I’ve built several, and the biggest time saver is my Marketing Assistant GPT. I type a topic and it delivers: - A full blog post on my chosen topic - A LinkedIn post that drives traffic back to the blog - Instagram and X (Twitter) versions adapted from the same content - SEO assets: title, meta description, excerpt - Platform-specific CTAs and hashtags One topic becomes coordinated content for multiple platforms in a single pass. How many hours a week would that save you?Start today and get AI working for you. Keep it simple and learn one piece at a time. Prompting matters most. Quality in, quality out. Quick setup checklist: - Create a clear Master Prompt - Add precise Custom Instructions - Define your System Prompts - Use canvases or docs to draft and refine your prompts - Organize everything with Project Folders - Looking forward to seeing what you’ve built.
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Custom GPTs are such a huge time saver! I’ve been taking a similar approach for content creation, but instead of juggling separate docs and chat windows, I run it through Floment AI. It lets me keep my prompts, multi-platform drafts, and daily execution tasks together in one workspace so everything stays organized as I build!
ChatGPT
Is everyone still loving ChatGPT or have you migrated elsewhere? I still use it daily but have noticed it crashing more and more... or lagging. It's becoming frustrating!
ChatGPT
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I still use ChatGPT too, but the lag and crashes were killing my focus. I've actually been running my prompts through Floment AI instead, it keeps my AI models, projects, and daily tasks in one clean workspace so I don't have to deal with lag or keep ten browser tabs open just to get work done!
Business Building Tools/Advice
Hi! I've written some posts in the past about rebuilding my dog training business. I've done some searches in this community, but I thought I would post some specifics about my situation. I have so many tools I pay for, and I just can't figure out what to use, when to use it, and how to use them! I spend so much time trying to figure out how to use what I have, both independently and together, etc. There are many things I would like to do, but briefly, here are the things I would like to work on/create to get started. -I would like to create knowledge bases for different things. A couple of examples are: A knowledge base all about my dog training business Knowledge bases on different aspects of dog behavior (reactivity, puppies, anxiety, etc.) I was thinking I would try Google NotebookLM to create the knowledge bases. Then I could use ChatGPT or Gemini to create content from the info in the Google Notebooks. I currently mostly use ChatGPT for my business. I have a project that contains my chats. I don't know much about custom GPTs, but would it be better to learn how to create a custom GPT that's trained on my business rather than using projects? Should I still create the NotebookLM Knowledgebase? This is just scratching the surface for a place to begin. There are many things I want to do, and many different tools. There are also so many more tools I see all the time...maybe something else would be better? What about chatbots? AI assistants? I'm constantly seeing these tools, and they are always adding more and more options to create things. I have asked ChatGPT these questions, but I would like to get some advice from real people who know what they're doing. I'm learning as I go, and it's quite overwhelming! I'm hoping for a little guidance, suggestions, recommendations, and personal experiences from anyone willing to help me out. Feel free to ask me any follow-up questions that may give you some more specifics about anything...what tools do I have, more details on what I would like to accomplish, etc.
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I completely feel your pain, app-hopping between ChatGPT, notes, and task managers used to eat up hours of my day without actually getting anything finished. I’ve actually been using Floment AI to solve this exact problem, as it lets me keep my projects, to-dos, and AI tools all in one clean workspace so I don't get lost down rabbit holes. Having everything on one screen makes it way easier to stay on task and build out your knowledge base without constantly switching tabs!
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Tony Iverson
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Building things online and trying to optimize my daily workflow. Here to learn from founders who are a few steps ahead.

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