I am using Vista and Outlook 2007 with several different email accounts
managed by Outlook. In the last week, I can only send messages from my
primary email account because when I change the 'send from' account, the text
of my message disappears. Usually I can find it again in drafts, or use the
back button, but it will still not allow me to change the sending account
without deleting the text again.

How can I fix this? It used to work fine. Please help.
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MJA

"mja0402" wrote:

> I am using Vista and Outlook 2007 with several different email accounts
> managed by Outlook. In the last week, I can only send messages from my
> primary email account because when I change the 'send from' account, the text
> of my message disappears. Usually I can find it again in drafts, or use the
> back button, but it will still not allow me to change the sending account
> without deleting the text again.
>
> How can I fix this? It used to work fine. Please help.
> --
> MJA

I'm having exactly the same problem. My workaround is as follows: as soon as
you've changed the account, click in the body of your email and press ctrl-Z
(undo). The deleted text re-appears.

I'm finding this bug utterly infuriating, so a proper solution would be
great if anyone out there has any ideas...

TP

"mja0402" wrote:

> I am using Vista and Outlook 2007 with several different email accounts
> managed by Outlook. In the last week, I can only send messages from my
> primary email account because when I change the 'send from' account, the text
> of my message disappears. Usually I can find it again in drafts, or use the
> back button, but it will still not allow me to change the sending account
> without deleting the text again.
>
> How can I fix this? It used to work fine. Please help.
> --
> MJA