How do you retrieve "Save as Draft" entries?

Mike;

What word processing program are you using?  Is it part of e-mail or some other program?

I don't see "save as draft" as a feature of the board software, where are you seeing this?

If you're talking about email, what email client are you using?

John;

I know that AOL has this feature.  I think that's what Mike is using.

Mike;

If you saved the draft, it should show as one of the selections, along with new mail, old mail, etc.

Right on the bottom when you are on the Forum's "Create New Topic" Page.  There are two "buttons" you can click.  The one on the right is "Post Now."  The one on the left says "Save as Draft"

you all are missing the point. 

on this forum when you start a new topic there are two bars to push one says save as draft and the other says post now.

he wants to know how to retrive the save as draft.

Yes, thanks!  LOL  This has nothing to do with AOL, or gmail or any of those.  I'm talking about right here on the O Gauge Forum.  You start to create a new topic.  You begin to type in the little box.  And at the bottom of the page it gives you the option of either "posting it now" or saving what you have written, "as a draft," so you can pick up where you left off later on.  

Sorry if I didn't make that clear at the outset!  

- Mike

Mike I think if you go to your personal stuff you'll find what your looking for
Look in your profile pages

David
Oops my dumb
  hold mouse over Forums(At top of screen)
Manage posts
Drafts
Bingo

THAT'S what I was looking for!    Thanks for your help, David!

- Mike

David

@ Mike -  I hope you got the "save as draft" problem figured out by now.    I just ran into the same problem for the first time and after doing a search for an answer I found this thread.  Not sure if something has changed since May, so for the benefit of all, one can access "Your Pending Posts" (aka "drafts") under the Forums tab in the top menu banner : 

LOL  a blast from the past, JB.  Yes, I did eventually discover how to take advantage of that feature.  But thanks for the heads up.

- Mike

I think my first draft moved to Canada.