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OK and I see how to add icons to the quick access toolbar.<br />
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What needs to be done to add commands or icons (such as the print command) to the area highlighted in red?
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OK and I see how to add icons to the quick access toolbar.

What needs to be done to add commands or icons (such as the print command) to the area highlighted in red?

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Hello IT Guy - were you able to add the Print Icon? &nbsp; Works here.
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Hello IT Guy - were you able to add the Print Icon?   Works here.

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How can we add the option to print the email that is currently showing within the Outlook 2016 preview pane to Outlook 2016?<br />
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What steps need to be followed to add an option to print the currently selected email (that is being viewed within the preview pane) to:<br />
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1. The top section of the Outlook toolbar (highlighted in orange)<br />
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2. The list of buttons next to &quot;Reply, Reply All, Forward, IM&quot; (highlighted in red)<br />
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3. The list of icons in the upper right corner (highlighted in black)<br />
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How can we add the option to print the email that is currently showing within the Outlook 2016 preview pane to Outlook 2016?

What steps need to be followed to add an option to print the currently selected email (that is being viewed within the preview pane) to:

1. The top section of the Outlook toolbar (highlighted in orange)

2. The list of buttons next to "Reply, Reply All, Forward, IM" (highlighted in red)

3. The list of icons in the upper right corner (highlighted in black)



Add options to print currently selected Outlook 2016 email

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