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I have been searching on Google for an answer to this question. Lots of
folks seem to have asked it and very few have offered answers. On my
"lowly" iMac (which many Windows devotees would argue is inferior to
their Windows machines...) I can easily print any page of my emails
(Outlook Express, Epson Stylus printer). On the Windows job I use at
work (Windows 98, Outlook 97 - these things are not up to me...)
networked to an HP Laserjet 4 there isn't this option. How can I do
this? I get several emails that are many pages of back and forth stuff
and I want to print just the most recent response without having to
copy it into Word. I really want all the email format included and it
is more than tedious to have to cut and paste this info into a Word
doc.
Additionally, in Outlook Express on my iMac addresses I begin to type
are automatically filled in from my address book (if there is more than
one "Barb" I get a list of choices). At work we have to type in the
entire name of the person and tab out and then it will only fill in the
address from the Global address book and not from Contacts unless we
have it open instead of the Global one.
In addition to a way to print select pages I'd like to know why the
Express version seems so much better than the pro version (at least for
this)? I mean, why would they TAKE OUT something so useful when they
made the for sale version?
Thank you for your time.
Deborah
folks seem to have asked it and very few have offered answers. On my
"lowly" iMac (which many Windows devotees would argue is inferior to
their Windows machines...) I can easily print any page of my emails
(Outlook Express, Epson Stylus printer). On the Windows job I use at
work (Windows 98, Outlook 97 - these things are not up to me...)
networked to an HP Laserjet 4 there isn't this option. How can I do
this? I get several emails that are many pages of back and forth stuff
and I want to print just the most recent response without having to
copy it into Word. I really want all the email format included and it
is more than tedious to have to cut and paste this info into a Word
doc.
Additionally, in Outlook Express on my iMac addresses I begin to type
are automatically filled in from my address book (if there is more than
one "Barb" I get a list of choices). At work we have to type in the
entire name of the person and tab out and then it will only fill in the
address from the Global address book and not from Contacts unless we
have it open instead of the Global one.
In addition to a way to print select pages I'd like to know why the
Express version seems so much better than the pro version (at least for
this)? I mean, why would they TAKE OUT something so useful when they
made the for sale version?
Thank you for your time.
Deborah