Can you print a draft email in the New Outlook?

Microsoft need to reinstate this. It is useful to be able to print a draft email before it is sent.

Thanks for your comment.

Since the decision to drop the new MS Outlook we work only with the old version in the entire organization to avoid problems and loss of itme.

However, even the "old" version of Outlook got some new bugs i.e. the appearance change of non-read emails.

Having marked not-read, it should remain bold, but from time to time Outlook changes the pre-defined design of it.

Though - the old version has at least all necessary features. That´s good.

I just don't understand why they have to change things - there are several features that are no longer available and thus creating a loss of work time to figure out how to accomplish a simple task. I've not seen anything correcting this issue, as well as dragging an email to the desktop, moving to the next email while inside another email, etc. We are not using the new Outlook until we have to while continuing to work efficiently in the old one and when time allows, try to find workarounds in the new.

The only workaround I have found is to email my draft to myself, then print it once received.

Thanks Michael Doyle3

I had not thought of that simple solution. Originally the email was used as a template with variables altered as/when needed. By preparing a Word Doc and attaching that file to messages, it works very well, but for just general [1 off messages] your solution workaround is logical, but I had hoped the programing Gurus could have incorporated a simpler method, containing all the security covers required. :)

The only workaround I have found is to email my draft to myself, then print it once received.