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Printing An Email
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I need to print on of my emails but don't know how. There are 3 little dots top right where I would have expected to see PRINT, but its not there. So how do I do it please. I'm using a Samsung tablet.
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Khandro, there's nowhere that says FILE.
Top right, there are 3 little dots (placed vertically). When I look there, I would have expected to see PRINT, but all that's there is....
FILTER BY
VIEW AS
MARK AS UNREAD
SET AS SPAM
MOVE
CREATE FOLDER
SETTINGS.
I'm completely at a loss!
Khandro, there's nowhere that says FILE.
Top right, there are 3 little dots (placed vertically). When I look there, I would have expected to see PRINT, but all that's there is....
FILTER BY
VIEW AS
MARK AS UNREAD
SET AS SPAM
MOVE
CREATE FOLDER
SETTINGS.
I'm completely at a loss!
I suspect this answer (found on a BT forum) may be what you need to do:
Unless you have a very good reason not to, I would recommend that you use an email client on your PC, such as Outlook, Windows Live Mail or Mozilla Thunderbird. Most operating systems some with one, and there are other free ones to download.
That way, the mail client downloads all the mails onto your PC. You can back them up, so you don't lose them, and you can print them to your heart's content.
You don't have to change your email address. Just program the account details into the client, and it fetches all the emails for you. This page http:// bt.cust help.co m/app/a nswers/ detail/ a_id/47 531 has the details you need for many of the common clients
Unless you have a very good reason not to, I would recommend that you use an email client on your PC, such as Outlook, Windows Live Mail or Mozilla Thunderbird. Most operating systems some with one, and there are other free ones to download.
That way, the mail client downloads all the mails onto your PC. You can back them up, so you don't lose them, and you can print them to your heart's content.
You don't have to change your email address. Just program the account details into the client, and it fetches all the emails for you. This page http://
I have Yahoo and BT email addresses. Both of them have a Print icon or just the word on them, somewhere, but I find that the typefaces are quite small on the printouts when I do it directly from the email message. This is my alternative printing method:
1. call up Snipping Tool.
2. drag the Snipping Tool around the message.
3. when the message is surrounded by the Snipping Tool's border, left-click on File, then Save As. Give the 'snip' (as it's called) a name, then it goes into Pictures file.
4. I can then print the email from the Pictures file.
1. call up Snipping Tool.
2. drag the Snipping Tool around the message.
3. when the message is surrounded by the Snipping Tool's border, left-click on File, then Save As. Give the 'snip' (as it's called) a name, then it goes into Pictures file.
4. I can then print the email from the Pictures file.
Hooray, I've solved the problem. not ideal but it will do.
I took a screenshot of the e-mail and printed it out from the Gallery. Bookbinder gave me the idea although didn't understand what was meant by snipping tool.
Anyway, thanks to all of you who kindly replied to me. let's just hope I don't need to print more emails,
I took a screenshot of the e-mail and printed it out from the Gallery. Bookbinder gave me the idea although didn't understand what was meant by snipping tool.
Anyway, thanks to all of you who kindly replied to me. let's just hope I don't need to print more emails,