The Webmail Client is a graphical user interface (GUI) that includes windows, buttons, text entry, and mouse. With a GUI that uses Internet browser technology to display and operate the user features, it is not always possible for the application to detect when you have done something that you might want to save. Within Webmail, the following rules apply:
If you are in the middle of composing an email message, and you click another portion of the Webmail screen, you are prompted to save your work. You can subsequently find the message in your Drafts folder.
Reloading the Webmail Web Client from the same browser window will continue your mail session, but you may lose any unsaved changes, including written text.
If you are in the middle of composing an email message you need to manually save the message to Drafts if you want to navigate to another section of the Webmail pages. This can be done by clicking the Save to Drafts button, of the page
Reloading the Webmail Client from the same browser window will continue your mail session, but you may lose any unsaved changes including text.
If you are in the middle of composing an email message you need to manually save the message to Drafts if you want to navigate to another section of the Webmail pages. This can be done by clicking the Save button at the bottom of the page
Reloading the Webmail Client from the same browser window will continue your mail session, but you may lose any unsaved changes.
