S
Stephen Porter
Hi,
I'm asking this question for a friend who has Outlook
2003. I don't have it so I can't easily experiment to
find out how she can do what she wants.
Apparently her 2003 isn't automatically saving copies of
Unsent messages in the Drafts folder. In 2002 this
option is simply a check box in the Tools, Option, Email
dialogs.
She tells me that when she abandons a message it gets put
in the bottom of the "Sent Mail" folder and can be located
there as an "unread/unsent" message. She can then drag
it to the Drafts folder.
I'm sure this must be something simple--some option in
2003 that needs to be turned on?
Any help appreciated.
TIA.
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I'm asking this question for a friend who has Outlook
2003. I don't have it so I can't easily experiment to
find out how she can do what she wants.
Apparently her 2003 isn't automatically saving copies of
Unsent messages in the Drafts folder. In 2002 this
option is simply a check box in the Tools, Option, Email
dialogs.
She tells me that when she abandons a message it gets put
in the bottom of the "Sent Mail" folder and can be located
there as an "unread/unsent" message. She can then drag
it to the Drafts folder.
I'm sure this must be something simple--some option in
2003 that needs to be turned on?
Any help appreciated.
TIA.
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