Can't Print E-Mails in Outlook 2011

Why can't I print any e-mails from Outlook 2011? I think this started when I switched to Yosemite.  When I print an e-mail from G-Mail, it will print everything except the body of the e-mail.  I can print e-mails from my PC using Outlook and G-Mail just fine.  Anyone have this problem?  Thanks in advance.

Forgot to mention....I have no problem printing Word, Excel or any Web site.

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