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Faizan
You typed an email, saved it as a draft and now you're ready to send it. This is a nice feature that virtually all email clients and websites give you. Getting the saved email draft to send once you're done with it typically only requires a few clicks or drags of the mouse. The steps differ slightly depending on if you're using an email client (Outlook, Windows Mail, etc.) or web-based email (Hotmail, Gmail, etc.).
Click on the folder where your emails are automatically saved. This will typically be called "Drafts" or something similar.
Right-click and drag the draft email on top of your "Outbox" folder and release it. In a web-based email client you might have to click on the email and look for a "Move" button then select the "Outbox" option.
Double-click on the email to open it. Click the "Send/Receive" button that you would normally click to send a message.
Click on the folder in your email client that stores your successfully sent emails. This will typically be called "Sent Items" or "Sent Mail" or something similar. If you see the draft email in this folder then the email was sent.
Click on the folder where your emails are automatically saved. This will typically be called "Drafts" or something similar.
Right-click and drag the draft email on top of your "Outbox" folder and release it. In a web-based email client you might have to click on the email and look for a "Move" button then select the "Outbox" option.
Double-click on the email to open it. Click the "Send/Receive" button that you would normally click to send a message.
Click on the folder in your email client that stores your successfully sent emails. This will typically be called "Sent Items" or "Sent Mail" or something similar. If you see the draft email in this folder then the email was sent.
