When I choose the "Completed Tasks" view in my Outlook To-Do-List, I cannot
print out the listing. The listing won't print preview either. Clicking on
Print Preview or Print does nothing, totally nothing....help....

Hi I am having the same problem were you able to resolve ? can any one help


"iamfam" wrote:

> When I choose the "Completed Tasks" view in my Outlook To-Do-List, I cannot
> print out the listing. The listing won't print preview either. Clicking on
> Print Preview or Print does nothing, totally nothing....help....

MC wrote:

> iamfam wrote on 9/14/2009:
>
>> When I choose the "Completed Tasks" view in my Outlook To-Do-List, I cannot
>> print out the listing. The listing won't print preview either. Clicking on
>> Print Preview or Print does nothing, totally nothing....help....
>
> Hi I am having the same problem were you able to resolve ? can any one help

Start your own NEW thread that details YOUR setup and problem. Don't try to
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