S
StargateFan
For over a year now, I've been trying and trying to find the solution
to printing out information pertaining to the flags in an email
message in Outlook 2000. Sometimes the date/time print for flagged
email messages that have been ticked in the "completed" box for the
flag, and sometimes this date/time _don't_ print at all though the
rest of the flag information does (a fact which renders this feature
completely useless when it doesn't print). No-one in various O2K ngs
has been able to help so it seems to me that they don't know the
solution.
I really, really need to resolve this. A few years back I stumbled
onto this feature and it's been a god-send in many contracts. Well,
in this one particularly, I really must have the resolution as I'm
taking care of BFs (bring forwards) for a Director General in a govt
dept I'm in. I simply cannot afford to work as I have been esp. when
using the flag feature eliminates the problem when closing a BF and
stapling the final printout of the email thread(s).
But as I said, over a year now and 3 fruitless enquiries and no-one
bothers to even respond to say anything other than that everyone is
volunteering their time and if no-one answers it's because they don't
know. Well, someone has to know. It's inconceivable that there is
not a solution to this problem (never mind that it would take so long
to find out <sigh>).
Pls, pls, can anyone provide one of those technical support numbers
that one pays via the telephone long distance charges rather than a
charge up-front via credit card? I have no credit card so paying a
bulk sum is not possible. I live in Canada, too, so probably a Cdn #
would be most useful, too. I have used the Corel number that works
this way, so hopefully MS does, too. The idea is that I believe the
co. providing support gets some revenue from the long distance fees
(?), though I'm not 100% sure about that.
Also, PLEASE, it has to be a number where I can get a definitive
answer. I cannot afford to pay only to hear that they don't know
solution. <g>
Thanks so much! I really, really appreciate any help in advance re
this.
to printing out information pertaining to the flags in an email
message in Outlook 2000. Sometimes the date/time print for flagged
email messages that have been ticked in the "completed" box for the
flag, and sometimes this date/time _don't_ print at all though the
rest of the flag information does (a fact which renders this feature
completely useless when it doesn't print). No-one in various O2K ngs
has been able to help so it seems to me that they don't know the
solution.
I really, really need to resolve this. A few years back I stumbled
onto this feature and it's been a god-send in many contracts. Well,
in this one particularly, I really must have the resolution as I'm
taking care of BFs (bring forwards) for a Director General in a govt
dept I'm in. I simply cannot afford to work as I have been esp. when
using the flag feature eliminates the problem when closing a BF and
stapling the final printout of the email thread(s).
But as I said, over a year now and 3 fruitless enquiries and no-one
bothers to even respond to say anything other than that everyone is
volunteering their time and if no-one answers it's because they don't
know. Well, someone has to know. It's inconceivable that there is
not a solution to this problem (never mind that it would take so long
to find out <sigh>).
Pls, pls, can anyone provide one of those technical support numbers
that one pays via the telephone long distance charges rather than a
charge up-front via credit card? I have no credit card so paying a
bulk sum is not possible. I live in Canada, too, so probably a Cdn #
would be most useful, too. I have used the Corel number that works
this way, so hopefully MS does, too. The idea is that I believe the
co. providing support gets some revenue from the long distance fees
(?), though I'm not 100% sure about that.
Also, PLEASE, it has to be a number where I can get a definitive
answer. I cannot afford to pay only to hear that they don't know
solution. <g>
Thanks so much! I really, really appreciate any help in advance re
this.