It sounds like you might be looking for ways to manage or draft content within Microsoft Office, perhaps specifically related to "Out of Office" messages or "Draft" settings that trigger on a click.

: Ensure your OOO draft includes a clear subject line, your return date, and alternative contact information. Using Draft View in Word

: If you want to mark a document as a draft visually, click the Design tab, then click Watermark and select the "DRAFT" template.

: If your draft's format changes unexpectedly when you click on it, this is sometimes a known bug in certain versions (like Outlook for Mac). A common workaround is to use the "pop-out" button in the top right of the message to open it as a separate draft window. Setting "Out of Office" Content If you need to draft an "Out of Office" (OOO) message:

Depending on your goal, here are the most common actions related to "drafts" and "clicks" in Office: Managing Email Drafts in Outlook

: If you've started a message and clicked away, it is automatically saved. To find it, click on the Drafts folder in the left-hand sidebar menu.

: To avoid losing your place when clicking between emails, you can set Outlook to always open replies in a new window. Go to File > Options > Mail , scroll to Replies and forwards , and check Open replies and forwards in a new window .

: Check Only send during this time range to automate when it turns on and off.