Retreiving sent email message due to ''UnknownError'' Message

Most people these days know how to send an email - the first thing you need is the recipients email address.

Then, usually using the email facility provided by your internet service provider or that supplied by Yahoo or Google (gmail) and select compose when an email form will pop up. Simply complete the destination address, the title of your message and the message itself and click on send. Once the email form is locates the process is largely intuitive.

Hi, copy and paste. Go to the old email, drag with your mouse so the message is highlighted then hit the right mouse button. Select copy, Then compose your new email with right address. Go to the body of the new email and right click the mouse again then hit paste. Your message will be there!

Hi Richard. Thers a good chance you have mail preferences setup to compose new emails in "plain text". And/Or, "Use the same message format as the original message", meaning if you reply to someone who sent you an email that is in Rich Text Format, then your reply will be in Rich Text Format but, if they send you an email in Plain Text Format, then your reply, and possibly any forwarding will be sent in Plain Text also.

For website addresses to be "clickable links" in mail, you need to ensure all emails you send, forward, or reply are in Rich Text Format.
go to Mail... Preferences... then select the Composing tab and ensure Message Format is set to "Rich Text".
Further below in the same tab you will see "Responding" and a tick box for Use the same message format as the original message (Respond using Rich or Plain Text).
If you always want to respond or forward in Rich Text only and every time, then deselect that option.
All links should work and be clickable from then onwards.

You can highlight a non working website link in the email body, right click, then select "Link" then "Add Link" to make it clickable but, you will receive a notification about converting this message to rich text format?"

Basically, the links will not be clickable if you are setup to compose new emails in Plain Text. Nor will any replies or forwards you send that are changing to Plain Text to match the format received by you from others.
Always end, reply and forward in Rich Text Format

Hope that helps.
Regards
Paul

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Yes you can sent without compose option, Open any received or sent mail, click on Forward, delete all the text and type your massage then send it.

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It doesn't matter which one you click on, they both work the same.

When composing a new message or replying to one sent to you, both SEND buttons (upper and lower) will do exactly the same thing.

When you are done typing your message or response just click on either SEND button and whatever you just typed will be sent to the recipient.

Good luck.

Joe.

On the left hand side of your gmail window there is a sent mail link. If you click on that it will show all the mail you have ever sent. From here you can find the email you sent, open it up and copy the message from it to send to someone else. *** for getting the email message back, unfortunately that is impossible, once a message is sent there is no getting it back. Sorry.
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Composing Picture Messages
1. On the All messages screen, tap Compose message. The Compose screen opens. 2. Enter the wireless phone number or email address of your message recipient in the To: box. As you enter the phone number or email address, matching contacts will appear on the screen. Tap a recipient or continue entering the recipient's phone number or email address. Tap the "Tap to compose" text box and then start composing your message. 4. Press Menu and tap Attach. 5. On the Attach window, select Picture.This opens Album to let you attach a picture to your message. 6. When you are finished composing the picture message, tap Send.
To open and view a picture message:
1. On the All messages screen, tap a picture message to open it. 2. Tap the Play button at the right side of a picture message to view it
To reply to a picture message:
1. On the All messages screen, tap a picture message to open it. 2. Tap the text box at the bottom of the screen, compose your picture message (see "Composing Picture Messages"), and tap Send.

If you use Mail classic you will have "compose mail" to write your mails,
If you use All-new mail there will be a "new" button at the left hand side click on and start composing.
In all-new mail if your press the "n" button for a while on your key board it will directly take you to the composing mail page.
Once you are done you can press"s" button on key board to send the mails through.

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One of the reasons why after composing your email and about to send, it opens a password verification. It can be that your response has been idle for a couple of minutes or you have no keyboard activity for quite a while before hitting the Send button.

If you are composing long emails, you can first compose it into notepad or wordpad and then if you're finished, copy and paste it on your message box. Then hit send.