How to copy a draft in mail and compose

To copy a draft in Mail and Compose on a Mac, you can follow these steps:

Method 1: Using the "Duplicate" feature

1. Open Mail and select the draft you want to copy.
2. Right-click (or Control-click) on the draft in the Mail sidebar.
3. From the context menu, select "Duplicate" (or press Command + D).
4. A new draft will be created with the same content as the original.
5. You can now edit the new draft as needed.

Method 2: Using the "Compose" feature

1. Open Mail and select the draft you want to copy.
2. Click on the "Compose" button in the Mail toolbar (or press Command + N).
3. In the new compose window, click on the "Drafts" tab in the top navigation bar.
4. Select the draft you want to copy from the list of drafts.
5. Click on the "Copy" button (or press Command + C) to copy the draft's content.
6. You can now paste the content into a new email by clicking on the "Paste" button (or pressing Command + V).

Method 3: Using the "Forward" feature

1. Open Mail and select the draft you want to copy.
2. Click on the "Forward" button in the Mail toolbar (or press Command + Shift + F).
3. In the new compose window, click on the "Drafts" tab in the top navigation bar.
4. Select the draft you want to copy from the list of drafts.
5. Click on the "Copy" button (or press Command + C) to copy the draft's content.
6. You can now paste the content into a new email by clicking on the "Paste" button (or pressing Command + V).

Once you've copied the draft, you can edit it as needed and send it as a new email.