Print out all contacts with all info showing in Outlook 2013

In Outlook 2013, if you click the Contacts group you want to print, then go to File...Print, the only option is to essentially print the view you have when clicking into the People menu.
How can I print out every contact showing all the info in each contact?

Hi,
Do you want to print each contact into each printout page with all the info? If so, you can try printing using the
Memo Style. To do this, click the contact group you want to print, select one contact and then press Ctrl + A to select all contacts in the contact group. Then, click File > Print. Under
Settings in the Print tab, select Memo Style. Click
Print.
For more information about print contacts in Outlook 2013, please refer:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook-help/print-your-contacts-HA102749446.aspx
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