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Are you not able to print a email that you are currently working on or that has been saved as a draft in the New Outlook?
Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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For the time being, I just switch back temporarily to the "Old" version and my printer has an option that I can put a watermark on it saying "Draft" or whatever I want. I also try the above solution from Log_545 and works.
Thanks, this worked BUT I tried it after I got out of the new version of Outlook, AND I had to click on the draft email twice so my steps were:
Haven't switched back to the new version to see if it works there for me as well.
Thank you!!
Another workaround - but it does work, thanks.
My complaint with this and the dragging emails, advancing to next email, etc. is all the workarounds that are time consuming to do, once you figure them out - hopefully the new version will not become mandatory. My firm is still using the old one.
figured out how to print a draft email!
while in your draft folder, open the draft you want to print in a new window.
from here, go back to the draft folder and make sure the draft email you want to print is still selected. it should read "[Draft] This message hasn't been sent." above the text of the email.
hit ctrl+p while in the draft folder. it should pop up a print window, allowing you to print your draft.
hope this helps!
Microsoft need to reinstate this. It is useful to be able to print a draft email before it is sent.
It is amazing to read responses from other users who know how useful this process is/was. Hopefully programming Gurus at Microsoft/Windows can find a solution, without everyone 'developing' their own workaround. :)