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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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Also not able to print a draft. What nonsense is this? I feel that Microsoft have to justify new releases all the time but they are rarely properly tested with end users. My only method is copy and paste in to a different app! Hopeless.
I followed these directions on how to print and draft and the three dots on the right do not give an option to print.
Three dots only appear in simple view, not classic view. Still no print option on the menu nor right click.
Mozilla Thunderbird is still working as usual.
Good example of how to listen to users and work on the improvements.
In the organization we still use the OLD Outlook with all features.
Ridiculous to think MS will listen now on the users to change the new Mail design..
Maybe a bot will listen and AI will adapt the programme code in future.. :-)
Why would someone go to all the trouble of writing to Microsoft if it was as easy as tapping on the 3 dots, which would be the first place everyone would look.
The answer is, because it does not work just as many other Community members have said.
And still doesn't in July 2024.