Outlook 2007 Print Date on Received E-mails

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Jim

When I print an e-mail from Outlook 2007 the "From," "To," and "Subject" info
is printed, but no date is printed. How can I add a date - any date - but
preferably the received date?

Thanks.
 
Hmm... Outlook should be including the "Sent Date" on the output by default.
The only time it doesn't include the date is when printing something I
haven't sent yet. Just to verify, you are printing something that you have
received or sent, correct?
 

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