here's another Turner time tip this tip is on how to print a to-do list in Microsoft Outlook this will work the same in Outlook 2003 2007 or 2010 this process is shown using Outlook 2010 for my example I'm going to use my actions to complete folder first I'm going to sort the folder in this folder I have an order column which I've created myself and numbered my emails by order of importance please see additional online tutorials for how to create an order column in Outlook if I click on the column header it will now sort by order to print a to-do list from here simply click on file print table style and here you'll see a preview of what my to-do list is going to look like when you're ready left click on print and you'll have a hard copy of your to-do list if you have any questions please email info at get turner time.com thanks for watching and have a productive day