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Print only the messaage body

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Dave - 04 Jun 2004 07:10 GMT
I have a report email via Outlook to various customers.  I want to have
a link or button in the message (html format) to have the message body
print (but none of the header information).

I have been looking everywhere for a way to print only the message body
of a HTML formatted message. I thought I had it working by using
vbscript and simply calling print() from a button, it seemed to work, at
least for me for a while but now, nothing.

Is there any way to print only the message body?  I have been thinking
lately of somehow copying the message body into a temp.htm on the click
of the button - load into IE and use the onload method to print.

Does anyone have another method?  configured in a HTML message.

Dave
Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook] - 21 Jul 2004 12:43 GMT
If Word is your email editor in Outlook 2002/2003, forward the message and
print the forwarded copy, then discard it.

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> I have a report email via Outlook to various customers.  I want to have
> a link or button in the message (html format) to have the message body
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> Dave
 
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