I've posted a thread on here before about an automatic prompt to print when
sending an email. This worked fine, but the problem is a Director has no
proof that he sent the email to the recipient.

Is it possible to alter the script posted in the thread
(http://www.microsoft.com/communities...1-539f85417ef0) so that it prints the email with the time sent, etc?

Thanks.

There are limited options for configuring the headers and footers for
printed items: Page Number, Total Pages, Date Printed, Time Printed, and
User Name.

Also, you would be printing the composed e-mail - the actual item that is
sent is in the Sent Items folder, with the actual date time that the e-mail
was sent (it could be on a delayed send after you submit it to the Outbox).

Outlook VBA has very limited features for automating print. You get a lot
more if you are using Outlook 2007's Word Editor or Word Mail in previous
versions - then you can use the Word Object Model for rich printing commands
and formatting.

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"Stampie" wrote in message
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I've posted a thread on here before about an automatic prompt to print
when
sending an email. This worked fine, but the problem is a Director has no
proof that he sent the email to the recipient.

Is it possible to alter the script posted in the thread
(http://www.microsoft.com/communities...1-539f85417ef0)
so that it prints the email with the time sent, etc?

Thanks.