On 3/22/14 8:51 PM +0900, Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
Daniel wrote:
On 22/03/14 13:54, Geoff Welsh wrote:
Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
crazygolfer wrote:
I have a message that is in [queue] to be sent later. I now wish to
delete this message and not send it, It is not in the drafts folder
where is it stored and how do I delete it thanks
In the Unsent Messages folder.
(you could've had a V8!)
Does that folder only exist for people who use the "send later method"?
I don't have one of those.
I was gonna suggest changing the recipient address to himself to get it
out of the hidden queue, and deleting when it arrives.
GW
Geoff, I have an "Outbox" file on my :Local Folders account where I have
seen a "Send Later" message spend some time.
So, maybe, Paul meant "Outbox" rather than "Unsent massages" folder!!
It seems to matter how long you've been with SeaMonkey and its
predecessor Mozilla (how old your profile is). I've been here since
Netscape 4.7, and I have an Unsent Messages folder under my primary
account that holds these things. People who have created their profile
more recently seem to have an Outbox folder under the Local Folders account.
So we're all speaking the truth.
In about:config, my system has the user-set key
mail.default_sendlater_uri = "mailbox://.../Unsent%20Messages"
where "..." represents my primary email address, which I prefer not to
post here.
If I reset it, the value changes to
"mailbox://nobody@Local%20Folders/Unsent%20Messages"
I also have been with the program since Netscape 4.7, but I don't have
an Unsent mail folder. Only the Outbox in Local. Presumably, that's
because I've never used the send later function. When I was on dial-up,
my Linux box connected on-demand, which was very convenient.
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