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Simon Josefsson <jas@extundo.com> writes:

> What if you create a draft (start edit a message and save it to
> drafts) and then look for new mail?  Maybe the nndraft folder cannot
> be entered because it is empty.

OK I did that, and the message was saved, but the "*" persists after
the search for new mail.......

    .....however, 2 things struck me when I looked in the folder

        1: there was no .overview file created as there is with mail
           messages. Is this normal?
        2: the message was saved with the file name "14", wheras I
           would have expected to see the filename "1". Is there an
           index ofthis folder somewhere, and could the problem be the
           wherabouts of messages "1-13"?

I'm just dying to know the solution!

Keith.
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