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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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This is so frustrating for a simple task. I do not like Outlook. I just need to print a draft. There is no icon or user friendly symbol for something SO basic. I tried the suggestions above. No three dots nor will the right click show a print option. What next ?
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None of your options work or are even available options in the new outlook.
I have tried that. The THREE DOTS do not provide an option for print. How do I know if I have the NEW OUTLOOK? I have MS Office 365. And yes, something changed in Outlook recently because I now hate the colors offered for categories (PASTELS!?!?)
But I can find NO option for PRINT for a draft. Where else can I look?
Hopefully, Mary, someone at Microsoft is reading these posts, and beginning to understand the widespread dissatisfaction with the 'New Outlook' and its shortcomings.
I am amazed at the responses to my original post several months ago, which only goes to prove how frustrating the situation is to many Microsoft users.
Dear Mary
Yes, that is the whole point, their is no option to print draft emails. There are a multitude of other shortcomings of the 'New Outlook' (gosh, they cant even give it a proper name!).
If you read the trail, you will find various (largely unsatisfactory) workarounds.
Hope this helps.
Cheers - Mark