Printing Of Selected Text On Emails.

Animals4me | 09:17 Sun 17th Aug 2014 | Computers

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I send many emails and when I get a reply I wish to print just the reply from the person to keep,but I don't wish to also print my email which always follows on as the person doesn't send the reply on a new email but hits the reply button so I get the whole lot.
Previously I was able to highlight selected text,copy,edit paste and it wasn't a problem but on the lasptop now with windows 8 and using aol mail like I have always used it just doesn't seem to work.

Can anyone tell me in simple step by step instructions how to just print a friends email and not mine too...the same if pics are attached.

Many thanks

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kloofnek

I imagine you could print the email before you reply to it...???

kloofnek

Oops! I have misunderstood you email...sorry.
However,I why not copy and paste the reply to Wordpad...I have done thgis in the past.

Animals4me

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Iam getting an email from a friend and wish to just print it and nothing else . But she has replied on the reply/back of mine so Iam not only getting her reply...that is the problem,but what I sent to her too.She is not able to for some reason to send a fresh email to me.

kloofnek

why doesn`t she just compose a completely new email...this way it will just be her reply.What email account are you using?

Old_Geezer

I would have thought that your e-mail client programme would allow you to select 'print selected' so you'd just have to highlight the required bit first. If not then highlight copy & paste the bit you want into a Word Processor first, then print from there.

Animals4me

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Have tried that many times but still get everything printed.

sir.prize

Another option . . .

Copy and paste the whole email into Word and then delete the section of text you do not want.

sir.prize

^^^^^ooops sorry
I see you received that advice last year

The way I do it with gmail is, open email, highlight & copy entire email, paste into M/s Word then delete what you don't require then print preview then print.

WR.
16:09 Mon 24th Jun 2013