Vista Home Premium; I can't find a way of printing the Windows Update History.
The 'File' menu of my Update History window has only the 'Close' option. I can't copy & paste it either; the 'Edit' options are greyed out, and I can't seem to select text with the cursor either. Printscreen/Alt-Printscreen have no effect.

Am I missing something that's right under my nose? I used to do it in 98SE OK.

(I do heed the prevailing advice by the way, and simply let Windows Automatic Updates do what & when it thinks fit. It's just that I'm setting up my desktop, currently getting the security in place ready for downloading my preferred software, so it's useful to keep an eye on things. I keep having to scribble down details of an update, and they're coming thick and fast; I bought the Vista Home Premium desktop and laptop 18 months ago, but internet problems meant that only the laptop is in business so far).

This printing problem is the same in the laptop, which is fully updated with Windows and everything else (so it seems unlikely to be down to a missing update). I recently installed a new printer, but it's done everything else I've thrown at it so far.
I can't find any other approach to the history file than opening Windows Update (perhaps Notepad would open & print it, if I knew the filename?)

I couldn't find anything in Microsoft Support about printing the Update History (couldn't find the right keywords, maybe).