Viewing Outgoing Mail???

Hi,
It seems that my outgoing messages get hung up in a queue often. Mail will say something like "Sending 0kb of outgoing message" but there's no way to view the message. There's no "Outbox". I Can't even see a Drafts folder.
Any suggestions?

Have you tried turning on the Mail Activity?
In the bottom left of the Mail window, there is a + sign and then a down or up arrow...
Click on the arrow and the Mail Activity will show up in the lower part of the left sidebar...
This might give you a little more info on outgoing and incoming mail...
As far as Drafts Box...
Create a new email.... Save as Draft...
Quit Mail and then open mail again...
The drafts box should stay in the left sidebar...
You can now delete the email inside the drafts box and the Drafts box should stay...

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