Print Option Not available for saved emails

I have two separate IMAP accounts that this occurs on. OE6. After I compose
a message, and click Save, the message gets sent to the Drafts folder. Once
the message is sent to the Drafts folder, the option to print the message is
grayed out. I tried moving the folder to different places, but I'm stumped
as to how to get the message printed out.

We have a number of admin assistants who type up emails for their bosses,
then print them out to be approved before sending. A little help?

Thanks
Scott

When it is in the Drafts folder, are you opening the message? If you
open it, Print will be grayed out. If you just click on the message
header so you only see it in the preview pane, then Print should
work.

--
Bruce Hagen
~IB-CA~



"Scott Erwin" wrote in message
...
I have two separate IMAP accounts that this occurs on. OE6. After I
compose
a message, and click Save, the message gets sent to the Drafts
folder. Once
the message is sent to the Drafts folder, the option to print the
message is
grayed out. I tried moving the folder to different places, but I'm
stumped
as to how to get the message printed out.

We have a number of admin assistants who type up emails for their
bosses,
then print them out to be approved before sending. A little help?

Thanks
Scott

Thanks,
Yes, I found that you need to have the Preview pane enabled before you can
print. shrug Ok.


"Bruce Hagen" wrote in message
...
When it is in the Drafts folder, are you opening the message? If you
open it, Print will be grayed out. If you just click on the message
header so you only see it in the preview pane, then Print should
work.

--
Bruce Hagen
~IB-CA~



"Scott Erwin" wrote in message
...
I have two separate IMAP accounts that this occurs on. OE6. After I
compose
a message, and click Save, the message gets sent to the Drafts
folder. Once
the message is sent to the Drafts folder, the option to print the
message is
grayed out. I tried moving the folder to different places, but I'm
stumped
as to how to get the message printed out.

We have a number of admin assistants who type up emails for their
bosses,
then print them out to be approved before sending. A little help?

Thanks
Scott