I cannot find the right way to do this in the help files. I would like to
print emails without having the default header that contains the username,
from, sent, to, and subject fields.

What version of Outlook are you using?

Short answer is that you can't.

Long answer is that you can but you have to copy/paste that text to Word (or
similar app) and print from there.

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-Ben-
Ben M. Schorr, MVP
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"Loren" wrote in message
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I cannot find the right way to do this in the help files. I would like to
print emails without having the default header that contains the username,
from, sent, to, and subject fields.

It's Office 2007. Thought maybe there would be something more in the new
version that could make this possible. Oh well.

"Ben M. Schorr, MVP" wrote:

What version of Outlook are you using?

Short answer is that you can't.

Long answer is that you can but you have to copy/paste that text to Word (or
similar app) and print from there.

--
-Ben-
Ben M. Schorr, MVP
Roland Schorr & Tower
http://www.rolandschorr.com
http://www.officeforlawyers.com/outlook.htm

"Loren" wrote in message
...
I cannot find the right way to do this in the help files. I would like to
print emails without having the default header that contains the username,
from, sent, to, and subject fields.

Loren wrote:

It's Office 2007. Thought maybe there would be something more in the
new version that could make this possible. Oh well.

I believe if you open the message, then click ActionsView Message in
Browser, then print from there, you will not see the From, To, or Subject
headers. I can't test it right now, however.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

it was actually easier in older versions - with word as the editor, hit
forward (and if using forward inline) you could delete what you didn't want
and would not get the username/bold line either. Now everything uses the
less capable Outlook printing engine.

If the message is HTML (or you convert it to HTML) you can view in browser
and print it without the headers. This option also lets you select the pages
to print.

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"Loren" wrote in message
...
It's Office 2007. Thought maybe there would be something more in the new
version that could make this possible. Oh well.

"Ben M. Schorr, MVP" wrote:

What version of Outlook are you using?

Short answer is that you can't.

Long answer is that you can but you have to copy/paste that text to Word
(or
similar app) and print from there.

--
-Ben-
Ben M. Schorr, MVP
Roland Schorr & Tower
http://www.rolandschorr.com
http://www.officeforlawyers.com/outlook.htm

"Loren" wrote in message
...
I cannot find the right way to do this in the help files. I would like
to
print emails without having the default header that contains the
username,
from, sent, to, and subject fields.

I want to know how to print my hotmail email, without all the unwanted stuff
printing. I used to be able to do this by copying and pasting to my
microsoft word. Now when I try to do it, I cannot because "paste" is greyed
out. Can anyone help me?

"Loren" wrote:

I cannot find the right way to do this in the help files. I would like to
print emails without having the default header that contains the username,
from, sent, to, and subject fields.

"rain forest Connie" rain forest wrote in
message news
I want to know how to print my hotmail email, without all the unwanted
stuff
printing. I used to be able to do this by copying and pasting to my
microsoft word. Now when I try to do it, I cannot because "paste" is
greyed
out. Can anyone help me?

Once you are in Word, just hit Ctrl-V, and it will paste whatever is in the
clipboard.

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