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Scorpiworld
Hi there,
This message seams to be one hell of a pain for a lot of people.
A client of mine had the same issue when I was investigating how to
print multiple email attachments without the need to open them. Slight
side issue is I still can't get them to print any attachments even
though File | Print | Print Options | Print Attached Files is Ticked.
Anyway for all those just having trouble printing the text in an email,
I will make a few suggestions on settings that worked for me, but as
always it cant be guaranteed as a generic fix for all!
First one is turn on the "Reading Pane", set it to Right or Bottom
by Clicking:
View | Reading Pane | Right / Bottom.
Hopefully that's as far as you need to go. It seams the print engine
needs to see the email on screen before it will print!
Second is using Word 2003 as the email editor and reading Rich Text
messages by Clicking:
Tools | Option | Mail Format.
Tick both boxes under Mail Format
To keep the same settings as me make the "Composing message format"
= "HTML"
Thirdly is Close and Restart Outlook to pick up the Word 2003 settings
or integration that needs to take place, which I have no knowledge
about!
Hope this help out the majority of users and not just my client.
On a side note, my profile settings allow me to print multiple
attachments so there is hope, its just a matter of finding and clicking
the right buttons / boxes!
Kind regards,
Stuart Wighton
This message seams to be one hell of a pain for a lot of people.
A client of mine had the same issue when I was investigating how to
print multiple email attachments without the need to open them. Slight
side issue is I still can't get them to print any attachments even
though File | Print | Print Options | Print Attached Files is Ticked.
Anyway for all those just having trouble printing the text in an email,
I will make a few suggestions on settings that worked for me, but as
always it cant be guaranteed as a generic fix for all!
First one is turn on the "Reading Pane", set it to Right or Bottom
by Clicking:
View | Reading Pane | Right / Bottom.
Hopefully that's as far as you need to go. It seams the print engine
needs to see the email on screen before it will print!
Second is using Word 2003 as the email editor and reading Rich Text
messages by Clicking:
Tools | Option | Mail Format.
Tick both boxes under Mail Format
To keep the same settings as me make the "Composing message format"
= "HTML"
Thirdly is Close and Restart Outlook to pick up the Word 2003 settings
or integration that needs to take place, which I have no knowledge
about!
Hope this help out the majority of users and not just my client.
On a side note, my profile settings allow me to print multiple
attachments so there is hope, its just a matter of finding and clicking
the right buttons / boxes!
Kind regards,
Stuart Wighton