Ray_Net wrote on 02-08-17 20:45:
Dirk Munk wrote on 02-08-17 15:29:
Ant wrote:
On 8/1/2017 7:48 AM, Ray_Net wrote:
Bill Spikowski wrote on 01-08-17 15:39:
Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
Dirk Munk wrote:
I suppose the question is quite clear.
If I compose a normal email message, then it is automatically
saved in
the Drafts folder, and I can save it there without sending it.
Is there something similar for news messages?
Sure, why not? File | Save As | Draft. It'll show up in the Drafts
folder for whatever account you use to post to the given newsgroup.
I don't have a "Draft" folders in any of my newsgroup accounts.
When I
save a news message without sending it, it goes into 'local folders';
I can open it from there and post it easily
I think that for news ... the draft folder is under "Local Folders"
Yeah, by default unless the user changed it to somewhere else in
"Mail & Newsgroups Account Settings".
Yes, that is true. However the message will not be saved is sending
of the message fails. Even worse, if the message was saved as a draft
prior to trying to send it, the saved message will also be lost.
Just to do a test, I save this message ... The Draft box of the "Local
Folders" contain this message... then I cut internet .. then I try to
send. "***"
The sending failed with my message still on the screen. (and still in
the Draft box of the "Local Folders" - but with the text before the "***"
I reconnect internet then I send this message.
This is a correct sending now, and the Draft folder is empty.
and a copy of this message is in the "Sent box" of the "Local Folders".
The message is not lost.
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