n2b
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- Outlook version
- Email Account
- IMAP
Hi,
This is a simple and probably rather naive question. If I start composing a plain text email in Outlook (2007) and save it locally as a draft (i.e. not in an IMAP folder), is there a way for me to locate it on my computer and open it in a regular text editor, should I need to? I know this would be near impossible if it were a regular MS HTML message, but I'm thinking a plain text draft sounds like the kind of thing that should be open-able and edit-able by another program easily if I start having trouble with Outlook itself.
Thanks!
n2b
This is a simple and probably rather naive question. If I start composing a plain text email in Outlook (2007) and save it locally as a draft (i.e. not in an IMAP folder), is there a way for me to locate it on my computer and open it in a regular text editor, should I need to? I know this would be near impossible if it were a regular MS HTML message, but I'm thinking a plain text draft sounds like the kind of thing that should be open-able and edit-able by another program easily if I start having trouble with Outlook itself.
Thanks!
n2b