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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Printing / November 2006Printing Headers from Outlook03
Hello all, I have 1 person with a intermittant problem of headers not printing in emails. I have tried HTML and Rich Text, and both sometimes will not print headers. The "use word to edit email" option was never ticked, and I can not nail it down to a specific sender/recipient or domain. It is also occuring if he prints his sent items. So far it seems pretty random, but if an email doesnt print the header, then it will consistantly not print headers. If I forward the email to myself the header prints out fine. Anyone know what is goin on??? Thanks, Nathan I am struggling with this same issue. I even reinstalled Outlook, hoping that would resolve this issue, but it did not. Others that receive the exact same email are able to print with the headers, so the issue is definitely within the client. If you get an answer, please let me know as well! Thanks! > Hello all, > [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > Thanks, > Nathan So far no joy, most problems I find seem to be when the user has the "use word to edit email" option ticked. But have not yet found anything otherwise... What kind of printers do you use, we use Kyocera, which always have wierd problems with their drivers. But as you said, it seems to be client based. Thanks, Dekkar > I am struggling with this same issue. I even reinstalled Outlook, hoping > that would resolve this issue, but it did not. Others that receive the exact [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > Thanks, > > Nathan I do use outlook with word as the editor, but even when I turn this option off, I still have the problem. We have an HP Colorjet 3550.... so it's not a printer issue. I'd hate to think that I can't use word as an editor, since my emails needs to include a lot of tables and such. If I learn of a solution at some point, I'll let you know. I might bite the bullet and pay Microsoft for an answer. > So far no joy, most problems I find seem to be when the user has the > "use word to edit email" option ticked. But have not yet found anything [quoted text clipped - 30 lines] > > > Thanks, > > > Nathan Hello... I still have this problem. I have tried changing printers, ticking and unticking the use word as editor box, but nothing seems to fix it. has anyone else had a similar problem? Thx, Dekkar > I do use outlook with word as the editor, but even when I turn this option > off, I still have the problem. We have an HP Colorjet 3550.... so it's not a [quoted text clipped - 37 lines] > > > > Thanks, > > > > Nathan I have a client who has this problem. I have also tried ticking and unticking the "Use Word as editor" box, but nothing works. Some emails print OK with headers, some don't - and there seems not to be any pattern. All Windows XP and Office 2003 patches are up to date. Release Candidate 1 of Internet Explorer 7 is installed - could it be part of the problem ?? -- JohnP145 has anyone been able to make sense of this yet. i have the same issue and have been checking all over the internet & many people seem to have problems but no solutions????? is this another Bill gates conspiracy????? 'cause its driving me insane.... suzie -- noideay I have a user for whom I just updated IE to 7, and now his archive messages do not print the header. > Hello all, > [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > Thanks, > Nathan I am having the same problem, but it only appears to affect printing of e-mail that is a reply to an outbound message. Inbound messages and outbound messages print okay, but once you try to print a reply, then the Account name, From, To, Date, etc. won't print. If anyone comes up with a solution, I'd love to know what it is too. > Hello all, > [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > Thanks, > Nathan |
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