How do I get the email address to print on a draft copy?

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In outlook express, when you print a draft copy it shows the receiptient, how
can I do this in outlook?
 
Turn off Word as your email editor before you create the message.

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Sarah said:
In outlook express, when you print a draft copy it shows the receiptient,
how can I do this in outlook?
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Firstly this goroup is for the support of Outlook, NOT Outlook EXPRESS. The
two are completely different programs. As i see you are using the cruddy
web access, look under Internet Explorer for OE groups.

Secondly, why on earth would you want to print a DRAFT email anyway?
 
I'm now using outlook and as my question referred to it i thought it was an
appropriate place to ask.

I print off draft emails at work, so my boss can check them before I send it
- a bit old fashioned!!
 
Sarah said:
I'm now using outlook and as my question referred to it i thought it was
an appropriate place to ask.

I print off draft emails at work, so my boss can check them before I send
it - a bit old fashioned!!
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Why not just send them to him first?
 
He hasn't got a computer! Mad i know!! Well I managed to persuade him that he
needs one and he's just got a tablet laptop and hopefully soon the email
stuff will be sorted - sep address etc!!
 
Sarah said:
He hasn't got a computer! Mad i know!! Well I managed to persuade him that
he needs one and he's just got a tablet laptop and hopefully soon the
email stuff will be sorted - sep address etc!!
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Well done!
 
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