Copy and Paste in word pad then print message.
Or take two asprins, go to bed and call us again in the morning if your still having problems.

These are business forms that come with info and that bothersome att icon at the bottom.

It prints the att icon on a separate sheet of paper, so when you have 15-20 to print you are wasting 15-20 sheets of paper.

Not practical to copy/paste the message.

Sue

I've never used Thunderbird, so I'm guessing here. on my email, when I choose print from the file menu a box comes up and I have the option of choosing which pages I want to print, so if the second page had nothing that I wanted, I would choose to print only page 1. Or perhaps print to file, then print from there after making adjustments. Or copy/paste to your word processing program once, then print however many copies you need. I've done that before, when I wanted to clean up the email. Like I said, I'm just guessing. Don't know if this fits your needs.

I use Thunderbird , and I can print my emails and I don't have the attachment printed.

daylilydayzed, which settings do you use to do that?

Sunshine, we need the info from the header. Name of sender, date, etc. You cannot copy and paste that.

Keep thinking, please.

Sue

I use print preview to see how many pages and if I see the attachment on just one page, I note what page number it is one and then when my printer signal comes up, I use the page range button to select the pages I want to start and stop with. There isn't any setting in Thunderbird to eliminate the attachments from being printed.