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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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there is no icon with the three dots anywhere that I can find on the draft email I'm creating.
Mine doesn't have the print option
Thanks for this.
There are workarounds of sorts for most of the shortcomings of the 'New' Outlook but the thing is, we shouldnt need to be faffing around with silly workarounds.
The feeling is that they have one junior programmer working part-time on this.
Come on MS, up your game here. I am a lifelong MS user (since 1985) but I'm seriously thinking of looking for an alternative supplier.
Even more galling, they can't be bothered replying on this forum!
Pah!
My solution is to send it to myself. It then has the option to print in that drop down.
Go into your default apps area and change any New Outlook file associations to the original Outlook.