>>> "ESF" == Eric S Fraga <e.fraga@ucl.ac.uk> writes:

> I don't understand the issue here (or did not understand your original
> post).

> When I compose an email unplugged, if I don't send it (C-c C-d), it goes
> in drafts; if I send it (C-c C-c), it goes in the queue.  How is your
> needs different from the default behaviour?


My problem is that my draft folder contains some 20 messages, basically
messages that are half done.


But sometimes I write 2 emails one after another, but I want to send
both say 2 hours later. Of course I can save them in the draft folder
but since that folder contains say 20 message. I don't find this
convenient.

Best would be to save these messages in the queue folder since it
remains me later to send these messages. 

Now I could unplug gnus write these messages «send» them and plugin gnus
again. But I prefer to have gnus plugged in almost always, since some
message might arrive in the meantime.




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