Varada wrote: > (1)try copying the message to your Sent folder again Do we have a reasonable chance that this will succeed? I don't think so. > (2)try copying the message to the local Sent folder Yes, this is one good approach, if the normal Sent folder lies on an IMAP server. But you have to tell the user, where you stored the msg and why. BTW: You could use the same approach, if SaveAsDraft fails. > (3)Ask the user if he wants to save it as a draft This might be a resort, if - other solutions failed - you can store exactly the msg that has been sent (incl. msg-id and Date) - the user knows that he can move the msg from the drafts folder to another one without opening it. > (4) forget the whole thing and let sleeping dogs lie. This is data-loss and for me a reason to switch mailers.
