HOW2 post 'draft' News article?

An article which I wanted to post is in the DRAFT directory.

I can't see how to post it.

This WLM is far inferior to the Forte-Agent that I used in the Win-3 days.
How is it possible the such a big corporation markets such garbage.
Fortunately, except for now that I have to use a Win7-PC to access a
wireless modem,
I can use the superior linux, else I would have a nervous breakdown.

"NoHtmlMailsPlease" <> wrote in message
news:j49v7f$df1$...
> An article which I wanted to post is in the DRAFT directory.
>
> I can't see how to post it.
>

Double click the message in Drafts.


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Regards Steve.

"NoHtmlMailsPlease" <> wrote:
> An article which I wanted to post is in the DRAFT directory.
>
> I can't see how to post it.
>
> This WLM is far inferior to the Forte-Agent that I used in the Win-3 days.
> How is it possible the such a big corporation markets such garbage.
> Fortunately, except for now that I have to use a Win7-PC to access a
> wireless modem, I can use the superior linux, else I would have a nervous breakdown.
>

Why can't the superior linux access the modem?

Just double-click on the message (to open it), (review & edit as needed) &
hit send.
bj

On 9/8/2011 4:20 AM, NoHtmlMailsPlease wrote:
> An article which I wanted to post is in the DRAFT directory.
>
> I can't see how to post it.
>
> This WLM is far inferior to the Forte-Agent that I used in the Win-3 days.
> How is it possible the such a big corporation markets such garbage.
> Fortunately, except for now that I have to use a Win7-PC to access a
> wireless modem,
> I can use the superior linux, else I would have a nervous breakdown.

So easy... use superior linux or enjoy your nineteenth nervous breakdown.

Open the message (double click), continue composition, then click send to
place it in the Outbox, then perform a send/receive.

- the method is the same as it has been for all MSFT products (Outlook,
Outlook Express, Windows Mail, Windows Live Mail, and more recently Hotmail
web UI.



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"NoHtmlMailsPlease" wrote in message news:j49v7f$df1$...

An article which I wanted to post is in the DRAFT directory.

I can't see how to post it.

This WLM is far inferior to the Forte-Agent that I used in the Win-3 days.
How is it possible the such a big corporation markets such garbage.
Fortunately, except for now that I have to use a Win7-PC to access a
wireless modem,
I can use the superior linux, else I would have a nervous breakdown.

Neither can I.

"NoHtmlMailsPlease" wrote in message news:j49v7f$df1$...

An article which I wanted to post is in the DRAFT directory.

I can't see how to post it.

This WLM is far inferior to the Forte-Agent that I used in the Win-3 days.
How is it possible the such a big corporation markets such garbage.
Fortunately, except for now that I have to use a Win7-PC to access a
wireless modem,
I can use the superior linux, else I would have a nervous breakdown.

>>"Karin" wrote in message news:j4irp9$1qu$...
Neither can I.

> "NoHtmlMailsPlease" wrote in message news:j49v7f$df1$...
An article which I wanted to post is in the DRAFT directory.
I can't see how to post it.

===
Open the message (double click), continue composition, then click send to
place it in the Outbox, then perform a send/receive.

- the method is the same as it has been for all MSFT products (Outlook,
Outlook Express, Windows Mail, Windows Live Mail, and more recently Hotmail
web UI.


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....winston
msft mvp mail