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11-08-2000, 03:02 AM
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When you write a letter in M$ word, you save it every once in a while to keep your data even in case of a crash or so.
I've never found out how to do this within Netscape 4.x?? So if someone has an idea I'll really appreciate it. THX |
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11-08-2000, 09:02 AM
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I'm sure Netscape is like Internet Explorer->Click on File->Save and place it in the "Drafts" folder.
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11-08-2000, 11:18 AM
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Yeah, it does.
 Now how can you close Netscape, come back later and open the email again, complete it and send it then? It seems that, once saved and editor closed, you can't edit the email again. 
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11-08-2000, 11:26 AM
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Under the "save as" options, save it as a template. Then from your templates folder you can open it up, modify it, and add to it later.
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11-08-2000, 05:04 PM
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Whew!!
 That simple! Open by double click! And, after experimenting a bit I found out that it works with both tempaltes and drafts. Thank you all! |
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