email

[aidee12]

When composing an email, I have sometimes hit the CTRL key by mistake, and
the whole message etc. disappears. Is there any way I can get it back ?

 

[Steve Cochran]

No. Use CTRL-S to save it to the Drafts (or File | Save As) while composing
and then you can open it from there if it gets deleted.

steve

 

[prosperous1]

I can't answer your question below, but I thought you might help me as a new
user to the MS Community. How do I send a quesiton to the Community? It
seems that they failed to explain this or at least I missed it.

Thanks

___________________________________________________________

 

[PA Bear [MS MVP]]

Setting up Windows Mail (Vista) to access Microsoft newsgroups
http://www.winhelponline.com/blog/microsoft-newsgroup-setup-instructions-for-windows-mail/

 

[Sam Hobbs]

I do not understand. Just pressing the Ctrl key alone should do nothing. Do
you know what other key you press?

Do you try doing an undo when the message disappears?

 

[aidee12]

Thanks

 

[aidee12]

Thanks
--
Angus Dickson

No. Use CTRL-S to save it to the Drafts (or File | Save As) while composing
and then you can open it from there if it gets deleted.

steve

 

[aidee12]

Than ks
--
Angus Dickson

No. Use CTRL-S to save it to the Drafts (or File | Save As) while composing
and then you can open it from there if it gets deleted.

steve

 

[aidee12]

Thanks
--
Angus Dickson

No. Use CTRL-S to save it to the Drafts (or File | Save As) while composing
and then you can open it from there if it gets deleted.

steve

 

[aidee12]

Thanks
--
Angus Dickson

No. Use CTRL-S to save it to the Drafts (or File | Save As) while composing
and then you can open it from there if it gets deleted.

steve