On or about 11/6/06, Steve Abrahamson wrote: >I think this is a feature "hole:" > >If you have a message that has already been sent, and you select it and >select Send from the Mail menu (or hit command-L), the message will >change to un-sent and be in queue again. > >That's a great feature for re-sending an email someone needs again.
I think it would be a good feature to prompt for actions if a message is in Sent status and 'Send' is chosen - i.e. "Do you want to send this message again (no undo), create a copy to send, or Cancel?" I would think that creating a copy should be the default action. >But if you hit it *accidentally,* there's no way back. There's no Undo, >and you can't manually set a message to "Sent." That message will >forever be Unsent and pending - out of sort order in it's folder, in >your "unsent" font style, unless you actually go and re-send it... which >can be embarrassing if it's not a friend you can just say "heh - >nevermind" to. Note that by creating a copy to send, your original and the copy would be properly date stamped in the respective folders. >Is there a way around this that I'm missing? Is there a way to set a >message to "Sent" without sending? I couldn't find anything, but then I am a casual user of PowerMail. -- Don V. Zahniser
