My computer has sent 2 of my emails to Draft while I was in the middle of a message. I can't get them out of draft so that I can finish and send them.

In your email . Go onto Combined email . Tap the header and you will see a list which will include DRAFT and SENT messages . You can tap onto the DRAFT and adjust the message to resend or delete. You can delete any messages in that area

I have several Hotmail & Outlook accounts and I can use the drop-down menu to choose which one to use as the sender but sometimes if I don't use the actual email account (as the sender) that I am actually logged into at that moment, then it will not send the email and will put it in the Drafts folder instead.
I went to the draft folder, chose the edit option and changed the sender email to the actual one that I was currently logged into, and that draft was FINALLY sent out.

it will be in your Sent Items.
even though it failed to reach it's destination, it is still found in your Sent items folder.

if it wasn't there, and it didnt send, you would find it in the folder called Outbox.

There are several reasons as to why a message might not have been delivered.In such a case the message is not lost...it simply is not sent and then is saved as a draft on your phone .You can choose to send it later.Look for it in Drafts in your message applcation.

Offen the same in draft and send it again.

They will only go to the draft folder if you accidentally click the Save to Draft option instead of Send. It is very easy to do! If an email has been sent it will go, by default, to the Sent folder.

If you locate the email that you have replied to or sent then highlight it and then right click on it a drop down list will appear.

Select and click the View Full Headers option at the bottom of the list. This will give a popup window containing header info. If you read through it will show the following:

1. From which should be your email plus the date and time
2. a whole bunch of misc characters
3. From with your name / email address shown
4. Subject – whatever the email subject was
5. To – Name / email address of who you sent the email to or replied to
6. Content Type – plus some unintelligible info
7. Content Length – which is the true size of the email plus any attachments.

If you can see this then it conforms that you message has been successfully sent from you email account.

Note: It does not show or guarantee that the email has been received or read at the recipients end.

hi this is kamal here to help u...

The message was never actually sent. Make sure you actually sent the message by checking in your Sent folder. Is it there? If not, you might not have sent it. Do you remember seeing the "Mail Sent" confirmation page that appears after clicking "Send"? It's a page that confirms your email message has been sent successfully.
The message was saved as a draft. Did you click "Save Draft" by accident? It's the button right next to "Send." Check to see if you saved a draft by clicking your Draft folder.
The message was not addressed properly. You might have accidentally entered a different email address than the one you intended, or entered a typo that actually turns out to be a real email address. Check to see if this happened by looking in your Sent folder. Take a close look at the address information. Did you write something weird?
The message was delayed. Most messages are delivered within a few minutes. But messages can sometimes be delayed while in transit due to heavy Internet traffic or routing problems. This kind of delay can last for several hours or more.
Other possibilities. Occasionally, interruptions or disruptions in email transmissions over the Internet render your message undeliverable. This is very rare, but it does happen. Unfortunately, aside from waiting, there is no way to know for certain whether a message has been delayed or whether it has been rendered undeliverable. The best solution is to re-send your message. You can find it in your Sent folder.


thanx for choosing fixya

regards
kamal singh

try to check your internet connection if its ok ...
sometimes you get packet loss if you have problems with the network.

Disable your internet connection. Start Outlook, Select all of the messages in your Draft box and drag them to the Delete folder.
Just curious, how did your get so many draft message in the draft box?