Re-Print an existing RFQ

Hello.
I created an RFQ using Output Type with Print Output and printing very well as soon a create my RFQ.
If I try to Re-Print or repeat the same message type to print the RFQ, the system delete the new one.
¿How Can I Re-Print an existing RFQ, in transaction ME42 or ME47?
Please, I really appreciate any help.
Héctor.

Hi
Try ME9F
G.Ganesh Kumar

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