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

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.

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

: 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 .

: Select Send automatic replies and type your content.

: Click File > Automatic Replies (Out of Office) .

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

: 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: