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It all depends on how often your service or program updates what you’re working on to the drafts folder.

You may find some of your work in progress. You may find most of your work in progress. Most email services and programs have a “drafts” folder into which they periodically save a copy of what you’re working on.

Before noticing that everything’s selected, you type another character, which replaces the current selection.

Accidentally typing CTRL+A for “select all” is the most common cause.

Somehow everything in your message got selected.

The scenario being “undone” is usually something like this: If it doesn’t, I type it more than once, just in case. Many times, whatever just disappeared returns just as quickly. That’s the keystroke sequence for the “undo” command. The very first thing I do in these situations 1 is type CTRL+Z.

Most importantly, save your work often while composing your message so it’s been saved somewhere should something happen.

Restart your email program or browser and check the drafts folder again.

Prevent message windows from being left open with this Reply and Forward option.When email you’re working on suddenly disappears: The original message window is then closed directly upon pressing the Reply, Reply All or Forward button and a new message compose window is opened as usual. Tools-> Options…-> tab: Preferences-> button: E-mail Options…-> enable option: Close original message on reply or forwardįile-> Options-> section: Mail-> option group: Replies and forwards-> enable option: Close original message window when replying or forwarding.

You can find the option in the following location: It’s actually a bit curious why this option hasn’t been set as the default and that the original message window isn’t being recycled similar to Outlook 2013’s Inline Reply feature. There indeed is an option to automatically close the original message when you press the Reply, Reply All or Forward button. Is there a way to automatically close these windows when I reply? Whenever I press Reply, Outlook opens a new message window but the original message is still left open as well and needs to be closed manually after I sent my reply.Īs I often switch between applications while writing a message, this opened message gets “hidden” behind other windows and I end up with many opened message windows by the end of the day. I prefer to read emails by opening them in their own window rather than using the Reading Pane.