Say what a draft is
Start a long message, stop halfway, and find it again tomorrow.
A draft is a message you began and have not sent. The program saves it as you type, in a folder called Drafts.
Nothing in there has gone anywhere. You can stop mid-sentence and finish next week.
Key points
- A draft is a message you began and have not sent
- It is saved in the Drafts folder until you finish it or delete it
What to remember
- A draft can sit there for years, costing nothing.
- A draft is written and unsent. Only Send sends.
Try this
Start a message on your own device, type one line, then close it. Open Drafts and find it.
Practice: Say what a draft is. Your first lesson is free, with no account or card; the rest are part of a Lantern plan. Interactive lessons require JavaScript.