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Printing an email with the date of sending

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Hi, I need to print out an email I've written to send as evidence, but when I do this it shows the date of printing, NOT the date when it was originally sent. Is there a way to solve this problem? I hope you can help ASAP! Many thanks, Annie.

Hi, I need to print out an email I've written to send as evidence, but when I do this it shows the date of printing, NOT the date when it was originally sent. Is there a way to solve this problem? I hope you can help ASAP! Many thanks, Annie.

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anniesol said

Hi, I need to print out an email I've written to send as evidence, but when I do this it shows the date of printing, NOT the date when it was originally sent. Is there a way to solve this problem? I hope you can help ASAP! Many thanks, Annie.

Problem now solved! Choosing the print option from the "other actions" drop down list allows the email to be printed with the date of sending.

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anniesol said

Hi, I need to print out an email I've written to send as evidence, but when I do this it shows the date of printing, NOT the date when it was originally sent. Is there a way to solve this problem? I hope you can help ASAP! Many thanks, Annie.

Problem now solved! Choosing the print option from the "other actions" drop down list allows the email to be printed with the date of sending.

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Can you mark this thread as 'Solved' please? Thank you.