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How do we print a portion of an email?

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Blue Max - 26 Feb 2008 08:54 GMT
How do we print only the selected portion of an email?  Often emails include
unending quotes of prior emails that simply waste time and ink to print.
Furthermore, the prior messages have often already been printing for filing.
So how do we print the message, including the dates and headers, with just
the reply (either incoming or outgoing), without all the redundant quotes?
Isn't there a way to print the message header and only a selected portion of
the message?
Gordon - 26 Feb 2008 09:18 GMT
> How do we print only the selected portion of an email?  Often emails
> include unending quotes of prior emails that simply waste time and ink to
> print. Furthermore, the prior messages have often already been printing
> for filing.

Is there some pressing need WHY you need to "print messages for filing"?
Outlook (or some other electronic storage system) is a FAR FAR better
"filing" method than ANY paper-based one!

> So how do we print the message, including the dates and headers, with just
> the reply (either incoming or outgoing), without all the redundant quotes?
> Isn't there a way to print the message header and only a selected portion
> of the message?

Depends on your Outlook version, which you have failed to mention.
Blue Max - 28 Feb 2008 09:39 GMT
Hello Gordon,

> Is there some pressing need WHY you need to "print messages for filing"?
> Outlook (or some other electronic storage system) is a FAR FAR better
> "filing" method than ANY paper-based one!

True, until you have a catastrophic computer malfunction.  Furthermore, we
often need to print copies for meetings, copies for clients, or project
files where all types of written communication are consolidated in a single
paper file for easy retrieval and review.  Unlike you, perhaps, we are still
not free of a good paper system.

While we do not need to print every message, we do need to print certain
messages and do not want the redundancy of the quoted replies which wastes a
lot of paper.

We are using Outlook 2007.

Thanks
Diane Poremsky - 27 Feb 2008 02:39 GMT
either print to an electronic format like pdf, then use it to print to paper
or try outlookprinter.com or blueprint. http://www.savvisoft.com/

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> How do we print only the selected portion of an email?  Often emails
> include unending quotes of prior emails that simply waste time and ink to
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> the redundant quotes? Isn't there a way to print the message header and
> only a selected portion of the message?
Blue Max - 28 Feb 2008 09:42 GMT
Thank you, Diane, this program may have some promise!  However, wish we
could do this in the native program.

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> either print to an electronic format like pdf, then use it to print to
> paper or try outlookprinter.com or blueprint. http://www.savvisoft.com/
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>> the redundant quotes? Isn't there a way to print the message header and
>> only a selected portion of the message?
Diane Poremsky [MVP] - 28 Feb 2008 16:38 GMT
everyone wishes they could do it in the native program. :(   Printing in
outlook was always bad... I don't think anyone thought it could get worse...
but it did.

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> Thank you, Diane, this program may have some promise!  However, wish we
> could do this in the native program.
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>>> all the redundant quotes? Isn't there a way to print the message header
>>> and only a selected portion of the message?
 
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