Wednesday, October 16, 2002, 12:16:44 AM,Joseph wrote: JN> There could be several possibilities short of the draft's just plain JN> vanishing. To start with the simplest possibility, could you have JN> been in an account other than the one you thought you were in? You JN> might search again (F7) for the message with broader criteria, JN> including all accounts and only one name or phrase you know to be in JN> the message. Until you find the message, don't compress any folders. JN> If you think it might have been deleted by accident, try Folder/Browse JN> Deleted Messages. Anyway, try the broad search; try the Outboxes of JN> *all* your accounts; try the Send folders of *all* your accounts; then JN> post back here if none of that works.
Joseph, Thank you for your suggestions. I eventually found the message hiding in a rarely used account's outbox. I had run a search on the e-mail address it was addressed to and it didn't show up which was what was worrying me. As I have 22 different mail accounts set up in The Bat! (don't ask why! <lol>) and many of those contain multiple folders it was taking forever to search manually, especially when I had started at the bottom of the list because that's where the common folder is! I'm just so relieved that it's safe, thanks again! -- Cheers, Anne ________________________________________________ Current version is 1.61 | "Using TBUDL" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
