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Microsoft Outlook 2010 : Working with Contacts - Viewing Contact Information (part 1) - Print Contact Information

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After you create a contact, you can look it in the file of contacts or open it in its own chart of address. In the file of contacts, you can see the name of contact, the company, the title, the selected information of telephone, the email address, and the postal address. To see the complete whole of a contact of information, you must show the form of contact. When you look at the contact, you can print information, look at linked activities with a contact, and show a chart with the address.

Print Contact Information

  1. Click the Contacts icon in the Navigation Pane.

  2. Double-click the contact you want to print.

    Print Contact Information

    Tip

    To print attachments inserted into a contact, first open the contact and choose Print from the File tab. Click Print Options and select Print Attached Files in the Print dialog box. The attachments open in their associated application (for example, an Excel worksheet opens in Excel) and print. The attachments print to the default printer, even if you select a different printer in the Outlook Print dialog box.

  3. Click the File tab.

  4. Click Print.

    Tip

  5. Verify options in the Print dialog box, and click Print.

    Tip
 
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