How do I save a received mail as draft and send it as 'new'

[amw65]

I have sent an email from my Outlook (desktop) to myself.
The mail contained formatted text and a screenshot pasted into the body (i.e. not as an attachment).

I want to do the following within Aquamail:

1. save the mail as a draft as if it was a -new- mail
(i.e. all stuff that shows it was a received mail should be removed)

2. save multiple copies as a draft, each copy to have a different receiver
(this enables me to make the mail personally by adding dear so-and-so)

2a. if this is not possible, then no alternative is left then to add multiple email addresses as bcc
(no dear bla-bla possible)

3. then add a 'send later' timestamp to each mail


#1 is most important.
Regretfully I didn't manage this in AquaMail and had to use Outlook (desktop) to do this which was a bit inconvenient.
(had to leave my pc running)


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[Kostya Vasilyev]

You can "forward" a message from Sent or "Menu -> Reply (clean)". The later will not add any extra "quoting" headers.

[mikeone]

You can "forward" a message from Sent or "Menu -> Reply (clean)". The later will not add any extra "quoting" headers.

... But:
You will loose all (rich text) formatting, if you want to edit the message (e.g.: to personalize the solution 'Dear Mark",  "Dear Mr. Zuckerberg",...)

[Kostya Vasilyev]

Re: You will loose all (rich text) formatting, if you want to edit the message

That's true. I'm just describing what's there.

[amw65]

Right now, what I have done is to copy/paste the formatted contents (special font, 2 screenshots)
into a couple of different new emails and added title and receiver email address.
This I did within Outlook desktop and posted from Outlook.

As said, drawback of that option is that I need to have my pc running and I have to be at home.

As an alternative I might do with just 1 mail (whilst using AquaMail), with x multiple receivers as
bcc and no 'dear so-and-so', but.. formatted text and the 'embedded screenshots' should be available
So, the contents should be as if I were to create a new mail and the text / images be pasted into it.

If this is not (yet) possible within AquaMail, well, okay, I know then. It is simply bad luck.
No problem.
I vainly tried to figure this out myself first before posting.

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[Kostya Vasilyev]

Sorry, this is not something that Aqua Mail can really do at this time (edit formatted text and preserve its original formatting).... My apologies.