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

> Deepak Tripathi <deepak@gnumonk.com> writes:
Eric, 

Thanks for detailed about queue and draft. For its working now as e and
then C-c C-c.
>
>> Robert Pluim <rpluim@gmail.com> writes:
>>
>>> Eric S Fraga <e.fraga@ucl.ac.uk> writes:
>> D t and D s works from  nndraft:drafts folders, How to use it from
>> nndraft:queue ?
>
> No idea.  When I have drafts, I typically edit them (e) and then send
> (C-c C-c), save for later further processing (C-c C-d) or discard (C-c
> C-k), as appropriate.
>
> If I have queued messages, I send them from the group buffer (J S).
>
> For me, draft and queued messages are very distinct.  Anything in the
> queue *will* be sent: they are complete messages that I do not need to
> look at again before sending (except in extreme cases).  Draft
> messages
> are those which should *not* be sent without further editing.  Very
> different use cases and gnus handles the distinction very nicely, IMO.
--
,----
| Life's Too Short, Write Fast Code, Use emacs :) 
| Deepak Tripathi(gnumonk)
| irc: irc.debian.org | nick: deepak, gnumonk
| web: http://www.gnumonk.com 
`----