I really need help with an e-mail I received and it is Restricted, so I did open it, now I need to print it or save it, and I tried to "print screen" no that didn't work, is there any way I can do this????1 person needs an answerI do too

What e-mail client are you using?Make sure the Preview (Reading) Pane is enabled in View Layout. Now: File | Print, or Ctrl + P, and try printing from there. Bruce Hagen MS-MVP [Mail]

BruceI use Windows Live, and I opened the e-mail, and could not get to the reading layout Pane, I may be looking in the wrong place, I looked in the tools & edit icons on my browser.Habs

If you're using Web based mail, then I have no idea. My instructions were assuming you were using Outlook Express or Windows Live *Mail*. Bruce Hagen MS-MVP [Mail]

Bruce I can access the e-mail through Live "Mail.....I use either or, and I will have that e-mail on Mail Live, so let me give it a shot....ThanksLynn

When you use the term Windows Live, *never* stop there. There are a few "Windows Live" programs out now. Windows Live Mail, Hotmail, Messenger. etc.So, if you mean Windows Live Mail, then yes. You should be able to print from there. Bruce Hagen MS-MVP [Mail]

Well, the e-mail I thought I could access through Windows Live "Mail" was not there, it is an e-mail in Microsoft Windows Mail, I hope I have this right, since I am in Canada, it's Bell Windows Live, so since this is a microsoft product as well, who can help? I really need to print or e-mail this restricted message.Thanks so much!Habs

Is this what you have?http://www.bell.ca/shopping/PrsShpWls_WlsMessenger_Mail.pageLooks like you have Windows Live Hotmail. I do not know anything about Web based e-mail. I'll see about getting someone else here to help you. Bruce Hagen MS-MVP [Mail]

BruceYes, it's Messenger.Thanks

OK. I have zero experience with Messenger, but shot an e-mail to a colleague. I'm sure he'll take a look as soon as he sees my message. I don't even know if Instant Messaging is printable.Hang in there. Bruce Hagen MS-MVP [Mail]

See these conversations for a workaround to print a Windows Live Instant Message. http://www.techtalkz.com/windows-live-messenger/509448-print-conversation.htmlhttp://www.eggheadcafe.com/software/aspnet/31483404/printing-im-thread-to-loc.aspxYou can also try to copy and paste it into Word, WordPad or Notepad.Highlight all the text | Right Click | Copy. Open up your word processing program and Paste it in and print from there.If all else fails, please start a new post entitled:How do I print a conversation in Windows Live Instant Messenger.That will get someone that knows the program to respond. Instant Messaging is not e-mail and that is what has caused most of the confusion. Bruce Hagen MS-MVP [Mail]