I am composing a letter.
How can I store unfinished letters into Draft Items folder?
Then, I would like to retrieve the draft letter to complete and send
later.
I am using Outlook Express.
Roman

X out of the message you are creating and you will be prompted whether you
want to save changes. Yes will put it in Drafts. Or you can Ctrl+S and it
will also get there. When you want to continue, just double click on it and
type away. If it is lengthy, click File | Save and changes you have made up
to that point will be saved. When you're ready, just send it from there.
--
Bruce Hagen
MS-MVP Outlook Express
Imperial Beach, CA

"Roman King" wrote in message
...
I am composing a letter.
How can I store unfinished letters into Draft Items folder?
Then, I would like to retrieve the draft letter to complete and send
later.
I am using Outlook Express.
Roman

- Start the mail as usual and enter as much as your want. Be sure to
fill in the subject. Some older versions of OE have a bug where they
throw away messages saved to Drafts if it has no subject.
- But instead of sending the message, click the X in the upper right
hand corner of the message window and click YES when asked if you want
to save the message.
- When ready to continue go to your DRAFTS folder. You'll find the
message there. Double click it to open in a message composition window.
- You can now continue writing the message.
- You can then either save the message back to the drafts as above, or
send the message as normal

--

Mike - http://pages.prodigy.net/michael_santovec/techhelp.htm


"Roman King" wrote in message
...
I am composing a letter.
How can I store unfinished letters into Draft Items folder?
Then, I would like to retrieve the draft letter to complete and send
later.
I am using Outlook Express.
Roman

Thank to both Bruce and Michael.

Roman


"Michael Santovec" wrote in message
...
- Start the mail as usual and enter as much as your want. Be sure to fill
in the subject. Some older versions of OE have a bug where they throw away
messages saved to Drafts if it has no subject.
- But instead of sending the message, click the X in the upper right hand
corner of the message window and click YES when asked if you want to save
the message.
- When ready to continue go to your DRAFTS folder. You'll find the
message there. Double click it to open in a message composition window.
- You can now continue writing the message.
- You can then either save the message back to the drafts as above, or
send the message as normal

--

Mike - http://pages.prodigy.net/michael_santovec/techhelp.htm


"Roman King" wrote in message
...
I am composing a letter.
How can I store unfinished letters into Draft Items folder?
Then, I would like to retrieve the draft letter to complete and send
later.
I am using Outlook Express.
Roman