Missing Drafts Folder

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TPills

Help! My "Draft" mail folder has disappeared. When the "save" icon is
pressed for unsent messages, a new blank "business card" appears in the draft
contacts folder. I tried "resetting folders" command per this thread and it
did not fix problem. For temporary fix I have changed setting for unsent
messages so they at least appear in my inbox. Any suggestions?
 
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Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]

Help! My "Draft" mail folder has disappeared. When the "save" icon is
pressed for unsent messages, a new blank "business card" appears in the
draft
contacts folder. I tried "resetting folders" command per this thread and
it
did not fix problem. For temporary fix I have changed setting for unsent
messages so they at least appear in my inbox. Any suggestions?

Outlook version? Account type? Navigation Pane view?
 
T

TPills

Outlook 2007. Used to interface with both Novell Groupwise and Hotmail
accounts. Navigation pane view is "Normal" with "favorite folders".

Note that there is a "drafts" folder under my "Personal Folders" but I can
only get messages into that folder by manually moving them.
 
T

TPills

Still trying to reestablish a Drafts Folder for Outlook.... having incomplete
messages go to inbox is not a good fix. Thanks
 
B

Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]

Outlook 2007. Used to interface with both Novell Groupwise and Hotmail
accounts. Navigation pane view is "Normal" with "favorite folders".

Note that there is a "drafts" folder under my "Personal Folders" but I can
only get messages into that folder by manually moving them.

If your hotmail account has a Drafts folder, Outlook 2007 will never use it
unless you manually put something there. The only active Drafts folder will
be the one in your delivery location folder set (i.e., Personal Folders).
 

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