> Daniel V. Smith wrote:
>
> > As there was no "spool" button, I had been clicking on "store".
>
> Personally, I'm confused about the intended purpose of the 'store'
> button. Why would anyone want to write an email, just to 'store' it in
> a folder? I would understand if it was a way to 'postpone' (as per
> Pine) the message, to resume writing it later, but it can't even be
> intended for that, I suppose, since there's no obvious way of resuming
> writing the message short of 'forward'ing it and manually adding the
> recipient's address when forwarding, then manually cutting off all the
> (fwd) from the subject line and the forwarding header type junk from
> the message body. With all this required in order to resume a message
> after storing it, I can't stand convinced that the meaning of the
> 'store' button was to postpone. So what is it for? Does anyone ever
> use it?
As far as I'm aware, it is indeed a way of postponing a message.
Although I haven't needed to use it yet, you can select an existing
mail and choose Edit from the Message menu to resume editing (or
indeed make changes). I've used this a few times for mails that have
had incorrect addresses and it should also work fine on Stored
messages too.
Hope that helps.
John
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