Print First Page Only

[CJ]

Hi Groupies:

In Outlook 2007, how can you tell it to print only the 1st page of a multi
page email? Am I blind or is the option just not there?

 

[Gordon]

Hi Groupies:

In Outlook 2007, how can you tell it to print only the 1st page of a multi
page email? Am I blind or is the option just not there?

It is, but it's not obvious. Open the message and click on Other
Actions-View in Browser. You can then use the browser print function to
print whatever you want.

HTH

 

[CJ]

It is, but it's not obvious. Open the message and click on Other
Actions-View in Browser. You can then use the browser print function to
print whatever you want.

HTH

Good Grief!!! Well that's handy isn't it!!!!????

I'm extremely close to drafting a letter that would start as follows:

"Dear Microsoft:

Please stop removing functionality from your products......."


Thanks very very much for your help Gordon.

 

[Gordon]

Good Grief!!! Well that's handy isn't it!!!!????

I'm extremely close to drafting a letter that would start as follows:

"Dear Microsoft:

Please stop removing functionality from your products......."


Thanks very very much for your help Gordon.

YW - I forgot to add that this will only work for HTML messages AFAIK....

 

[Roady [MVP]]

Well, to be precise; the option has never been in Outlook. It has always
been an Internet Explorer option which became available as a side effect of
Outlook (before 2007) using Internet Explorer to print HTML messages. But I
agree with the end-user experience; the printing options in Outlook are
limited.

 

[Roady [MVP]]

You can make it working with my macro for Plain Text messages as well;
http://www.howto-outlook.com/howto/openmessageinbrowser.htm

 

[Brian Tillman]

I'm extremely close to drafting a letter that would start as follows:

"Dear Microsoft:

Please stop removing functionality from your products......."

Good idea! Why not follow through on it?

 

[TAS]

It is, but it's not obvious. Open the message and click on Other
Actions-View in Browser. You can then use the browser print function to
print whatever you want.

HTH

I was looking for this info for long. Thanks