Unable to print test of e-mails

[Robin]

This past week I have been unable to print the text of my e-mails. When I
select print from Windows Mail, I receive the header information (From, To,
Date, Subject) but no test. I can print from every other application and the
web but just not e-mail. Any ideas?! It's imperative I get this figured out.

 

[JonSiii]

Robin...

The same thing started happening to me yesterday... I'm figuring it was a
Microsoft update <grrr> that did me in.

did you ever figure out what it was and how to fix it? IMO MSMail is now
unusable.

Thanks...jon

 

[Steve Cochran]

See if this helps:

http://www.oehelp.com/OETips.aspx#12

steve

 

[JonSiii]

Thanks, Steve, but this doesn't seem to apply: I don't even have Office
installed on this machine... I'm using the Windows Mail program that comes
bundled with Vista.

....jon

 

[JonSiii]

Oops... OE *is* Windows Mail... my bad.

I did go ahead and try the suggested action (regsrvr32 ole32.dll) and got
the error 0x80070005 "Access Denied" and so now I'm trying to figure out
what/why that came up.

....jon

 

[Steve Cochran]

Right click on the Command Prompt shortcut and choose Run as Administrator
and then type the registration in that window.

steve

 

[JonSiii]

Fixed! Your post got me started in the right direction. The 0x80070005 error
(Access Denied) was because I had turned User Access Control on in "Quiet
Mode" (using TweakUAC). All I had to do was turn UAC off like I used to have
it and everything started working again.

Can't imagine what else is going on here, but my belief in getting rid of
UAC has only been strengthened as a few other "nits" have been cleaned up as
well.

Thanks for the info...jon

 

[Steve Cochran]

Well, that shouldn't affect printing, but I guess it does.

steve

 

[L Henrickson]

I had the same problem; only headers would print from Windows Mail. Turning
off account user control panel worked.
Just a guess, but problem appeared to start when I installed Win Live
OneCare without 1st deleting Win Defender.