how do i find an unsent e-mail?

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having spent a very long time composing an e-mail i tried to send it only for
the message that the computer was now logged out due to inactivity. the
e-mail was not saved in the drafts folder and i don't know where else to
search. any ideas anyonr?
 
Computer was logged out? What computer? How could you be composing an
e-mail and be logged out due to inactivity, or for that matter, how
could you "send it" if you were logged off?
 
hammerz said:
having spent a very long time composing an e-mail i tried to send it only for
the message that the computer was now logged out due to inactivity. the
e-mail was not saved in the drafts folder and i don't know where else to
search. any ideas anyonr?
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Hello,
Try microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie6_outlookexpress
for your e-mail problem. If using OutlookExpress.
On the disconnect by ISP there are some programs, don't know if they are
worthwhile.
http://www.freedownloadscenter.com/...c__Networking_Tools/BySoft_StayAlive_Pro.html
http://www.tech-recipes.com/windows_tips374.html
At one time I use several such programs, had fair success with the
disconnect problem.
If using a 56k modem open OutlookExpress/tools/options - general tab - place
a check in "check for new message" box and change time to ten minutes. Keep
OutlookExpress open (minimized) even if not using program.
take care.
beamish.
 
having spent a very long time composing an e-mail i tried to send it only for
the message that the computer was now logged out due to inactivity. the
e-mail was not saved in the drafts folder and i don't know where else to
search. any ideas anyonr?
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Why ask HERE? XP has NO native Email capabilites and as such your
post is out of place HERE.

Ask elsewhere
 
hammerz said:
having spent a very long time composing an e-mail i tried to send it
only for the message that the computer was now logged out due to
inactivity. the e-mail was not saved in the drafts folder and i don't
know where else to search. any ideas anyonr?
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What program were you using to compose your e-mail?
 
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