Likewise, tried everything mentioned here and from Internet searches. ChatGPT PLUS subscriber. Tried running ChatGPT as an direct desktop, run it from my dedicated Gmail account. Here is my (lame) work-around.
Add the Consensus Library. Expand the Chat sidebar (top left). Choose Consensus. I gather broad scientific research for new process. I have used Chat and other libraries to obtain key research elements. Past the results, sources into MS Word. Convert to PDF for archives. Just tired of Chat loosing past information found. Was hoping it would maintain a memory to help me.
I created a custom MS Word document stylesheet that contains the style format for my reposts. Typical Title, sub-title, Headers, … references.
Now - choose Consensus. Upload the key PDF and MS Word document.
My MSWord document name is Ver01 Name of Report.
I instruct Consensus to use this Ver01 Word document, add specifics and output the next sequential VerXX (e.g. Ver02) of the same MS Word document.
It creates a MS Word hyperlink (e.g. Ver02 Name of Project) I download that, open it and my style sheet is intact.
Its not perfect, but it really speeds things up.
Typically, I open the MS Word document up, use Grammarly (my favorite is a subscription ProWritingAid) to improve the grammar or paragraphs. Save these edits, then reload the MS Word with those improved edits.
I just finished a MS word document with ver05.
Warning! Left the PC for a couple of hours. The session ended. Tried to restart it and all information and instructions about audience, sources, tone, reference standards … forgotten. It resulted in a real Frankenstein document. My suggestion is to archive all versions. And, likely archive the instructions (standards, tone, audience…)
Also, when using Consensus - I use the @Scholar (this brings down a list of libraries) that can also be used for each request.
REQUEST: If someone can start a new Thread with tags - We might be able to use this until we find a better solution?
Sorry, I am 2 months using ChatGPT, and hope there will be better posts. I really need a better solution than this myself.
*************** example ***************
B.T.W Using ChatGPT 4.o (or the new beta version) in Plus subscription will NOT allow a download if Consensus is referenced. Example:
The file “Dr_Peter_Vincent_Pry_EMP_Review_Ver5_APA_Cleaned.docx” has been renamed to “Dr_Peter_Vincent_Pry_EMP_Review_Ver15_APA_Cleaned.docx” as requested.
You can download the updated MS Word document from the link below:
Download Ver15 Document
(the Download is hyperlinked color - but there is no way to retrieve it).
Now, choose Consensus and enter:
Rename this MSWord file Ver5 to Ver15 - Add a new Header at the end of the document named Additional Information. Then under the new header in Normal text mode “New info here”. Provide a MS Word download preserving the MS Word Stylesheet.
ChatGPT said:
Your updated document is ready. The file has been renamed to Ver15, and a new header “Additional Information” with the text “New info here.” has been added at the end of the document.
This created a new MS Word document - and the Header was created with text following my Style Sheet. Fully downloadable as shown below.
This is only a workaround. Hope to get some feedback.
You can download it here:
Download Dr_Peter_Vincent_Pry_EMP_Review_Ver15_APA_Cleaned.docx