MS Outlook - print e-mail w/o To: names

[zoid]

I get e-mails with tons of names in the To: field, pages sometimes.

Can I print these in Outlook without the names of all the people the e-mail is adressed to?

[Arnold_Winkelried]

I’m assuming you don’t want to do a “Save as”, create an HTML or TXT document, and then edit the document before printing?

[Dusty_Rose]

Highlight the body of the email. Then go to Print and there should be a spot called “selection.” Pick that, and just what you have highlighted will print.

[zoid]

@Arnold_Winkelried

I’m assuming you don’t want to do a “Save as”, create an HTML or TXT document, and then edit the document before printing?

Not really - I was hoping to print directly from Outlook but just suppress the To: field.

@Dusty_Rose

Highlight the body of the email. Then go to Print and there should be a spot called “selection.” Pick that, and just what you have highlighted will print.

Unfortunately that also prints all the names in the To: field.

SOL I guess

[Vorpal_Blade]

@zoid

Not really - I was hoping to print directly from Outlook but just suppress the To: field.

Unfortunately that also prints all the names in the To: field.

SOL I guess

Cut-and-paste?

[tallcoldone]

Forward the email, but don’t click Send - all the stuff in the original email is now editable. Delete all the stuff you don’t want, then print.