Mysterious message in Drafts folder.

I found this in my Drafts folder a few days ago:

Font used - Times New Roman 12.


"Annie, one easy thing to try is to download and run Autoruns from Microsoft
or CNET. It is a small standalone utility that is free and needs no
installation, but can be run from your downloads folder. Select the Logon
tab and see if you can spot something that is hogging your resources.
Uncheck any item you can do without - you can always run Autoruns again and
re-check the item if you have regrets. When you make changes you will be
asked to elevate to administrator from within Autoruns - consent to that as
required. Expand the Autoruns window so that the columns have plenty of
width and right click on an item for yet more information. When you are
happy with a configuration you can if you wish delete items that you had
previously unchecked to de-clutter the display, though that's just
cosmetic."


I have never seen this before, I certainly didn't write this.
I use Comic Sans as my default font.
The message is dated 14th November 09.

It's a mystery how it got there.

Does anyone recognise their words?
Can anyone throw any light on how this could have happened?

Thanks.

Grenou (Windows 7 - Windows Live Mail)

http://www.w7forums.com/win7-still-slow-t2239.html
--
Ron Sommer
MS MVP-Mail

"Grenou" <> wrote in message
news:#r$...
> I found this in my Drafts folder a few days ago:
>
> Font used - Times New Roman 12.
>
>
> "Annie, one easy thing to try is to download and run Autoruns from
> Microsoft
> or CNET. It is a small standalone utility that is free and needs no
> installation, but can be run from your downloads folder. Select the Logon
> tab and see if you can spot something that is hogging your resources.
> Uncheck any item you can do without - you can always run Autoruns again
> and
> re-check the item if you have regrets. When you make changes you will be
> asked to elevate to administrator from within Autoruns - consent to that
> as
> required. Expand the Autoruns window so that the columns have plenty of
> width and right click on an item for yet more information. When you are
> happy with a configuration you can if you wish delete items that you had
> previously unchecked to de-clutter the display, though that's just
> cosmetic."
>
>
> I have never seen this before, I certainly didn't write this.
> I use Comic Sans as my default font.
> The message is dated 14th November 09.
>
> It's a mystery how it got there.
>
> Does anyone recognise their words?
> Can anyone throw any light on how this could have happened?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Grenou (Windows 7 - Windows Live Mail)

It's the Drafts folder under the 1st Mail box (I have two boxes for two
addresses).

I subscribe to alt.windows7.general as well.
I will re-download the message and do a search.

This message is not in reply to anyone else's query, it's a new post :-)

Grenou

"Peter.R" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Are you talking about the 'Drafts' folder under 'Storage folders'?
>
> That quote is part of a post by DougS dated 11/11/2009 in the thread 'Win7
> still slow' in the newsgroup 'alt.windows7.general'.
>
> Are you subscribed to this newsgroup?
>
> Is this Draft message a reply or a new post?
>
> --
> Peter.R
> (Windows Live Mail 2009 14.0.8089.726 on Windows 7 Home Premium)
> "There are more things in Heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in
> your philosophy." - Shakespeare
>
> "Grenou" <> wrote in message
> news:#r$...
>
>> I found this in my Drafts folder a few days ago:
>>
>> Font used - Times New Roman 12.
>>
>>
>> "Annie, one easy thing to try is to download and run Autoruns from
>> Microsoft
>> or CNET. It is a small standalone utility that is free and needs no
>> installation, but can be run from your downloads folder. Select the Logon
>> tab and see if you can spot something that is hogging your resources.
>> Uncheck any item you can do without - you can always run Autoruns again
>> and
>> re-check the item if you have regrets. When you make changes you will be
>> asked to elevate to administrator from within Autoruns - consent to that
>> as
>> required. Expand the Autoruns window so that the columns have plenty of
>> width and right click on an item for yet more information. When you are
>> happy with a configuration you can if you wish delete items that you had
>> previously unchecked to de-clutter the display, though that's just
>> cosmetic."
>>
>>
>> I have never seen this before, I certainly didn't write this.
>> I use Comic Sans as my default font.
>> The message is dated 14th November 09.
>>
>> It's a mystery how it got there.
>>
>> Does anyone recognise their words?
>> Can anyone throw any light on how this could have happened?
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>> Grenou (Windows 7 - Windows Live Mail)

Hehe, I'll consult him more often :-)

"Peter.R" <> wrote in message
news:...
> You're welcome Grenou.
>
> Maybe ghostie wants you to take a look at your startup items :-)
>
> --
> Peter.R
> (Windows Live Mail 2009 14.0.8089.726 on Windows 7 Home Premium)
> "There are more things in Heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in
> your philosophy." - Shakespeare
>
> "Grenou" <> wrote in message
> news:OE$...
>>
>> Hehe, maybe we have a ghost, that would be exciting :-)
>>
>> There are just two of us and hubby has his own computer (in a different
>> room).
>> I will never find out, but it was fun trying.
>> Thanks Peter :-)
>>
>> Grenou
>>
>> "Peter.R" <> wrote in message
>> news:O1aSy#...
>>>
>>> Hmm, it is a mystery.
>>>
>>> Maybe someone has been playing with your computer.
>>>
>>> --
>>> Peter.R
>>> (Windows Live Mail 2009 14.0.8089.726 on Windows 7 Home Premium)
>>> "There are more things in Heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of
>>> in your philosophy." - Shakespeare
>>>
>>> "Grenou" <> wrote in message
>>> news:...
>>>
>>>> It's the Drafts folder under the 1st Mail box (I have two boxes for two
>>>> addresses).
>>>>
>>>> I subscribe to alt.windows7.general as well.
>>>> I will re-download the message and do a search.
>>>>
>>>> This message is not in reply to anyone else's query, it's a new post
>>>> :-)
>>>>
>>>> Grenou
>>>>
>>>> "Peter.R" <> wrote in message
>>>> news:...
>>>
>>>>> Are you talking about the 'Drafts' folder under 'Storage folders'?
>>>>>
>>>>> That quote is part of a post by DougS dated 11/11/2009 in the thread
>>>>> 'Win7 still slow' in the newsgroup 'alt.windows7.general'.
>>>>>
>>>>> Are you subscribed to this newsgroup?
>>>>>
>>>>> Is this Draft message a reply or a new post?
>>>>>
>>>>> --
>>>>> Peter.R
>>>>> (Windows Live Mail 2009 14.0.8089.726 on Windows 7 Home Premium)
>>>>> "There are more things in Heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt
>>>>> of in your philosophy." - Shakespeare
>>>>>
>>>>> "Grenou" <> wrote in message
>>>>> news:#r$...
>>>>>
>>>>>> I found this in my Drafts folder a few days ago:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Font used - Times New Roman 12.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> "Annie, one easy thing to try is to download and run Autoruns from
>>>>>> Microsoft or CNET. It is a small standalone utility that is free and
>>>>>> needs no installation, but can be run from your downloads folder.
>>>>>> Select the Logon tab and see if you can spot something that is
>>>>>> hogging your resources.
>>>>>> Uncheck any item you can do without - you can always run Autoruns
>>>>>> again and re-check the item if you have regrets. When you make
>>>>>> changes you will be asked to elevate to administrator from within
>>>>>> Autoruns - consent to that as required. Expand the Autoruns window so
>>>>>> that the columns have plenty of width and right click on an item for
>>>>>> yet more information. When you are happy with a configuration you can
>>>>>> if you wish delete items that you had previously unchecked to
>>>>>> de-clutter the display, though that's just cosmetic."
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I have never seen this before, I certainly didn't write this.
>>>>>> I use Comic Sans as my default font.
>>>>>> The message is dated 14th November 09.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> It's a mystery how it got there.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Does anyone recognise their words?
>>>>>> Can anyone throw any light on how this could have happened?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Thanks.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Grenou (Windows 7 - Windows Live Mail)

Thanks for responding Robert,
I subscribe to this group and alt.windows7.general.

I agree that there are some strange things going in in WLM!

This message, which is still sitting in the Drafts folder (mailbox 1), is
addressed to me. The subject line is 'try' and then the text is as already
described.
I could understand if it was something else, like many people I send
messages to myself to see if something looks right/works/whatever.

I have seen Annie's name amongst the posts, but not read/opened any of
those.
For this message to end up in my mailbox, I would have had to open her post,
highlight, copy and paste the text into a 'New' message, then send it to
myself via the Drafts folder.
As I said, when WLM is closed and a message is sitting in Drafts, the
program will remind me to send the message.
That's not happened.
It's been there for a few days now.

Peter might be right, it's a ghost!

I think the 'experts' at MS have goofed a tad.
I'll look out for updates :-)

Grenou

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

"Robert Aldwinckle" <> wrote in message
news:#...
>
> "Grenou" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> Thanks for the link, saves searching :-)
>>
>> But it doesn't explain how Annie's message arrived on my computer, in my
>> Drafts folder.
>
>> I have never seen that message, my name isn't in the list.
>
>
> But you do subscribe to that newsgroup?
> And may have opened it sometime since the message would
> have arrived in it? Then you wouldn't have to have read it,
> just have accidentally opened it in a reply window and then
> cautiously saved it when closing your WLMail windows.
>
> BTW there is some mechanism in WLMail which I haven't yet
> completely figured out, which involves a mouse gesture or
> something which does that and annoys me each time it happens.
> It seems to happen when I am trying to quickly mark new threads
> Watched or Ignored (for sorting purposes).
> I suspect it is usually the latter, e.g. doubleclicking on the
> Watched Conversation column to try to mark a spam message
> Ignored; then perversely it might open up as a reply! In fact,
> it may happen only when the message is not downloaded,
> e.g. if I'm doing it only on a header. I'll try to pay more attention
> to how it happens and report back here if I figure it out.
>
>
>>
>> Normally when there is a message in the Drafts folder, Windows Live Mail
>> will prompt me to send it when I close the program.
>> No such thing happened.
>
>
> You could get a prompt about a message in the Outbox
> but not Drafts.
>
>
>>
>> I have left the message sitting there for a few days, to see if WLM
>> notices there is an unsent message, nope, nothing.
>
>
> Good because it shouldn't happen. ; )
>
>
>>
>> I have run a full scan, which came up clean.
>>
>> It's a mystery!
>
>
> Normally you can't see a Drafts message's full source.
> If you want to do that it is pretty easy, just use Forward
> as Attachment and then drag the attachment to an open
> Notepad window. E.g. doing that would probably show
> you your name in its From: header. ; )
>
>
> HTH
>
> Robert Aldwinckle
> ---
>

No. If there are messages in the Draft Folder then WLM will not remind you
to send messages when it is closed. It will do so if there are any in
OutBox.

"Grenou" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Thanks for responding Robert,
> I subscribe to this group and alt.windows7.general.
>
> I agree that there are some strange things going in in WLM!
>
> This message, which is still sitting in the Drafts folder (mailbox 1), is
> addressed to me. The subject line is 'try' and then the text is as already
> described.
> I could understand if it was something else, like many people I send
> messages to myself to see if something looks right/works/whatever.
>
> I have seen Annie's name amongst the posts, but not read/opened any of
> those.
> For this message to end up in my mailbox, I would have had to open her
> post, highlight, copy and paste the text into a 'New' message, then send
> it to myself via the Drafts folder.
> As I said, when WLM is closed and a message is sitting in Drafts, the
> program will remind me to send the message.
> That's not happened.
> It's been there for a few days now.
>
> Peter might be right, it's a ghost!
>
> I think the 'experts' at MS have goofed a tad.
> I'll look out for updates :-)
>
> Grenou
>
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> "Robert Aldwinckle" <> wrote in message
> news:#...
>>
>> "Grenou" <> wrote in message
>> news:...
>>> Thanks for the link, saves searching :-)
>>>
>>> But it doesn't explain how Annie's message arrived on my computer, in my
>>> Drafts folder.
>>
>>> I have never seen that message, my name isn't in the list.
>>
>>
>> But you do subscribe to that newsgroup?
>> And may have opened it sometime since the message would
>> have arrived in it? Then you wouldn't have to have read it,
>> just have accidentally opened it in a reply window and then
>> cautiously saved it when closing your WLMail windows.
>>
>> BTW there is some mechanism in WLMail which I haven't yet
>> completely figured out, which involves a mouse gesture or
>> something which does that and annoys me each time it happens.
>> It seems to happen when I am trying to quickly mark new threads
>> Watched or Ignored (for sorting purposes).
>> I suspect it is usually the latter, e.g. doubleclicking on the
>> Watched Conversation column to try to mark a spam message
>> Ignored; then perversely it might open up as a reply! In fact,
>> it may happen only when the message is not downloaded,
>> e.g. if I'm doing it only on a header. I'll try to pay more attention
>> to how it happens and report back here if I figure it out.
>>
>>
>>>
>>> Normally when there is a message in the Drafts folder, Windows Live Mail
>>> will prompt me to send it when I close the program.
>>> No such thing happened.
>>
>>
>> You could get a prompt about a message in the Outbox
>> but not Drafts.
>>
>>
>>>
>>> I have left the message sitting there for a few days, to see if WLM
>>> notices there is an unsent message, nope, nothing.
>>
>>
>> Good because it shouldn't happen. ; )
>>
>>
>>>
>>> I have run a full scan, which came up clean.
>>>
>>> It's a mystery!
>>
>>
>> Normally you can't see a Drafts message's full source.
>> If you want to do that it is pretty easy, just use Forward
>> as Attachment and then drag the attachment to an open
>> Notepad window. E.g. doing that would probably show
>> you your name in its From: header. ; )
>>
>>
>> HTH
>>
>> Robert Aldwinckle
>> ---
>>

Endless possibilities :-)
The message was created at 13:48, at that time I am usually in the kitchen
dealing with lunch and the computer is in zzz mode.
The plot thickens ...

Grenou
---------------------------------------------------------------------

"Peter.R" <> wrote in message
news:...
>
> Another possibility is that you created the draft e-mail while you were
> sleepwalking (zzz-mailing).
>
> Have you analysed the time that the message was created on 14th November
> 2009?
>
> --
> Peter.R
> (Windows Live Mail 2009 14.0.8089.726 on Windows 7 Home Premium)
> "There are more things in Heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in
> your philosophy." - Shakespeare
>
> "Grenou" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>>
>> Hehe, I'll consult him more often :-)
>>
>> "Peter.R" <> wrote in message
>> news:...
>>>
>>> You're welcome Grenou.
>>>
>>> Maybe ghostie wants you to take a look at your startup items :-)
>>>
>>> --
>>> Peter.R
>>> (Windows Live Mail 2009 14.0.8089.726 on Windows 7 Home Premium)
>>> "There are more things in Heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of
>>> in your philosophy." - Shakespeare
>>>
>>> "Grenou" <> wrote in message
>>> news:OE$...
>>>>
>>>> Hehe, maybe we have a ghost, that would be exciting :-)
>>>>
>>>> There are just two of us and hubby has his own computer (in a different
>>>> room).
>>>> I will never find out, but it was fun trying.
>>>> Thanks Peter :-)
>>>>
>>>> Grenou
>>>>
>>>> "Peter.R" <> wrote in message
>>>> news:O1aSy#...
>>>>>
>>>>> Hmm, it is a mystery.
>>>>>
>>>>> Maybe someone has been playing with your computer.
>>>>>
>>>>> --
>>>>> Peter.R
>>>>> (Windows Live Mail 2009 14.0.8089.726 on Windows 7 Home Premium)
>>>>> "There are more things in Heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt
>>>>> of in your philosophy." - Shakespeare
>>>>>
>>>>> "Grenou" <> wrote in message
>>>>> news:...
>>>>>
>>>>>> It's the Drafts folder under the 1st Mail box (I have two boxes for
>>>>>> two addresses).
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I subscribe to alt.windows7.general as well.
>>>>>> I will re-download the message and do a search.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> This message is not in reply to anyone else's query, it's a new post
>>>>>> :-)
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Grenou
>>>>>>
>>>>>> "Peter.R" <> wrote in message
>>>>>> news:...
>>>>>
>>>>>>> Are you talking about the 'Drafts' folder under 'Storage folders'?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> That quote is part of a post by DougS dated 11/11/2009 in the thread
>>>>>>> 'Win7 still slow' in the newsgroup 'alt.windows7.general'.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Are you subscribed to this newsgroup?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Is this Draft message a reply or a new post?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> --
>>>>>>> Peter.R
>>>>>>> (Windows Live Mail 2009 14.0.8089.726 on Windows 7 Home Premium)
>>>>>>> "There are more things in Heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt
>>>>>>> of in your philosophy." - Shakespeare
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> "Grenou" <> wrote in message
>>>>>>> news:#r$...
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> I found this in my Drafts folder a few days ago:
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Font used - Times New Roman 12.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> "Annie, one easy thing to try is to download and run Autoruns from
>>>>>>>> Microsoft or CNET. It is a small standalone utility that is free
>>>>>>>> and needs no installation, but can be run from your downloads
>>>>>>>> folder. Select the Logon tab and see if you can spot something that
>>>>>>>> is hogging your resources. Uncheck any item you can do without -
>>>>>>>> you can always run Autoruns again and re-check the item if you have
>>>>>>>> regrets. When you make changes you will be asked to elevate to
>>>>>>>> administrator from within Autoruns - consent to that as required.
>>>>>>>> Expand the Autoruns window so that the columns have plenty of width
>>>>>>>> and right click on an item for yet more information. When you are
>>>>>>>> happy with a configuration you can if you wish delete items that
>>>>>>>> you had previously unchecked to de-clutter the display, though
>>>>>>>> that's just cosmetic."
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> I have never seen this before, I certainly didn't write this.
>>>>>>>> I use Comic Sans as my default font.
>>>>>>>> The message is dated 14th November 09.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> It's a mystery how it got there.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Does anyone recognise their words?
>>>>>>>> Can anyone throw any light on how this could have happened?
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Thanks.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Grenou (Windows 7 - Windows Live Mail)

Thanks for that.
I very rarely place messages in the Drafts folder.
It looks like they get placed there by 'sources unknown'! :-)

Grenou

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"Mεhμlβhα!" <Mehµlßha!@mumbai.india.com> wrote in message
news:3FF11155-8B58-4E80-8D7A-...
> No. If there are messages in the Draft Folder then WLM will not remind you
> to send messages when it is closed. It will do so if there are any in
> OutBox.
>
> "Grenou" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> Thanks for responding Robert,
>> I subscribe to this group and alt.windows7.general.
>>
>> I agree that there are some strange things going in in WLM!
>>
>> This message, which is still sitting in the Drafts folder (mailbox 1), is
>> addressed to me. The subject line is 'try' and then the text is as
>> already described.
>> I could understand if it was something else, like many people I send
>> messages to myself to see if something looks right/works/whatever.
>>
>> I have seen Annie's name amongst the posts, but not read/opened any of
>> those.
>> For this message to end up in my mailbox, I would have had to open her
>> post, highlight, copy and paste the text into a 'New' message, then send
>> it to myself via the Drafts folder.
>> As I said, when WLM is closed and a message is sitting in Drafts, the
>> program will remind me to send the message.
>> That's not happened.
>> It's been there for a few days now.
>>
>> Peter might be right, it's a ghost!
>>
>> I think the 'experts' at MS have goofed a tad.
>> I'll look out for updates :-)
>>
>> Grenou
>>
>> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>
>> "Robert Aldwinckle" <> wrote in message
>> news:#...
>>>
>>> "Grenou" <> wrote in message
>>> news:...
>>>> Thanks for the link, saves searching :-)
>>>>
>>>> But it doesn't explain how Annie's message arrived on my computer, in
>>>> my Drafts folder.
>>>
>>>> I have never seen that message, my name isn't in the list.
>>>
>>>
>>> But you do subscribe to that newsgroup?
>>> And may have opened it sometime since the message would
>>> have arrived in it? Then you wouldn't have to have read it,
>>> just have accidentally opened it in a reply window and then
>>> cautiously saved it when closing your WLMail windows.
>>>
>>> BTW there is some mechanism in WLMail which I haven't yet
>>> completely figured out, which involves a mouse gesture or
>>> something which does that and annoys me each time it happens.
>>> It seems to happen when I am trying to quickly mark new threads
>>> Watched or Ignored (for sorting purposes).
>>> I suspect it is usually the latter, e.g. doubleclicking on the
>>> Watched Conversation column to try to mark a spam message
>>> Ignored; then perversely it might open up as a reply! In fact,
>>> it may happen only when the message is not downloaded,
>>> e.g. if I'm doing it only on a header. I'll try to pay more attention
>>> to how it happens and report back here if I figure it out.
>>>
>>>
>>>>
>>>> Normally when there is a message in the Drafts folder, Windows Live
>>>> Mail will prompt me to send it when I close the program.
>>>> No such thing happened.
>>>
>>>
>>> You could get a prompt about a message in the Outbox
>>> but not Drafts.
>>>
>>>
>>>>
>>>> I have left the message sitting there for a few days, to see if WLM
>>>> notices there is an unsent message, nope, nothing.
>>>
>>>
>>> Good because it shouldn't happen. ; )
>>>
>>>
>>>>
>>>> I have run a full scan, which came up clean.
>>>>
>>>> It's a mystery!
>>>
>>>
>>> Normally you can't see a Drafts message's full source.
>>> If you want to do that it is pretty easy, just use Forward
>>> as Attachment and then drag the attachment to an open
>>> Notepad window. E.g. doing that would probably show
>>> you your name in its From: header. ; )
>>>
>>>
>>> HTH
>>>
>>> Robert Aldwinckle
>>> ---
>>>

"Grenou" <> wrote in message news:...

> This message, which is still sitting in the Drafts folder (mailbox 1), is
> addressed to me. The subject line is 'try' and then the text is as already
> described.

> For this message to end up in my mailbox, I would have had to open her post,
> highlight, copy and paste the text into a 'New' message, then send it to
> myself via the Drafts folder.


Doesn't sound like it. All that would be required would be to Reply (press Ctrl-r)
change the Subject (and perhaps the To: box if it is really addressed *to* you)
and then (perhaps sometime later, e.g. when closing WLMail) press Esc and Save.
It would be a simple way of making a semi-permanent reminder of something
that one wanted to test, e.g. more permanent and more explicit than simply
marking a post with a Flag attribute.


> As I said, when WLM is closed and a message is sitting in Drafts, the
> program will remind me to send the message.
> That's not happened.
> It's been there for a few days now.

Again, I think you are confusing Outbox behaviour with
what happens with Drafts


Robert
---

"Robert Aldwinckle" <> wrote in message
news:#vL4P$...
>
> "Grenou" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>
>> This message, which is still sitting in the Drafts folder (mailbox 1), is
>> addressed to me. The subject line is 'try' and then the text is as
>> already
>> described.
>
>> For this message to end up in my mailbox, I would have had to open her
>> post,
>> highlight, copy and paste the text into a 'New' message, then send it to
>> myself via the Drafts folder.
>
>
> Doesn't sound like it. All that would be required would be to Reply
> (press Ctrl-r)
> change the Subject (and perhaps the To: box if it is really addressed *to*
> you)
> and then (perhaps sometime later, e.g. when closing WLMail) press Esc and
> Save.
> It would be a simple way of making a semi-permanent reminder of something
> that one wanted to test, e.g. more permanent and more explicit than simply
> marking a post with a Flag attribute.
>
>
>> As I said, when WLM is closed and a message is sitting in Drafts, the
>> program will remind me to send the message.
>> That's not happened.
>> It's been there for a few days now.
>
> Again, I think you are confusing Outbox behaviour with
> what happens with Drafts
>
>
> Robert
> ---
Well, no matter, I have deleted it now.
There is another one, I am sure it won't be the last :-)

Thanks Robert.

Grenou