It was never a function of any version of Outlook.
Open a message, click on Other Actions button to expand the menu - View is
browser is there.
Actually - not everyone prints email. I print maybe 10 pages a year. There
are many more like me. If you do print a lot of email, Outlook's printing
engine is not very robust. See
http://www.slipstick.com/mail1/print.asp for
utilities that offer more printing options.
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Sue said:
I'm searching all the threads looking for an answer to printing a single
page
or a selection of an email message and found all this -- am I
dissapointed!
I agree with everyone -- WHY would MS remove such an important function of
Outlook? I posted a message and was told to View in Browser but guess
what?
View in Browser must be a VISTA function cuz it doesn't exist in the
Actions
menu on XP! I can't believe MS hasn't put a fix out for this very basic,
much needed aspect of email. The whole world prints email and now we're
wasting paper and frustrated as can be. Come on MS -- get real!!!!!!