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Printing in Thunderbird without all headers

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I have had a great challenge to printing emails without all the headers. It would seem that others have had that challenge too.

Using Thunderbird 31 The best I seem to be able to do is to limit the -:> View -> Headers -> Normal

This limits the "To:" section and the listing of the trail the email used to get to me. Has anyone found any add-ins or any other option available?

Thank you!

I have had a great challenge to printing emails without all the headers. It would seem that others have had that challenge too. Using Thunderbird 31 The best I seem to be able to do is to limit the -:> View -> Headers -> Normal This limits the "To:" section and the listing of the trail the email used to get to me. Has anyone found any add-ins or any other option available? Thank you!

Solución elegida

Install PrintingTools (How to install), then under File/Printing options, check "Hide the headers" on the Miscellaneous tab.

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Solución elegida

Install PrintingTools (How to install), then under File/Printing options, check "Hide the headers" on the Miscellaneous tab.