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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Printing / February 2004Printing the Attachment field
I have a user that would like to print the attachment field along with the To, From, and Subject. Does Anyone know if this is possible and if it is, how do you do it? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Shane from the 'inbox' view, click on the e-mail that has the attachment, go to file, page setup and choose memo style...if you go to print preview, you will see that the attachments will show as icons, it 'should' print. >-----Original Message----- >I have a user that would like to print the attachment [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >Shane >. Thanks Tina. I do appreciate it. Thanks, Shane >-----Original Message----- >from the 'inbox' view, click on the e-mail that has the [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] >> >. ...if you are using Outlook 2000, you have to change the message from HTML to Plain Text if it still doesn't print (you can do this in the original message by going to edit/edit message and changing. >-----Original Message----- >I have a user that would like to print the attachment [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >Shane >. Shane, I HAD the same problem and I hope that this helps you. First I thought it was an XP vs. WIN2K issue as I (WIN2K) showed the attachment on the print and the XP users print did not. I changed the settings of the XP users E-Mail account to "Use Cached Exchange Mode" and after exiting Outlook and getting back in voila! the print showed the attachments. As an aside, Mine worked as I said under WIN2K but I just checked and I do not have "Use Cached exchange Mode" checked. Go figure. Best of luck. Kevin >-----Original Message----- >I have a user that would like to print the attachment [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >Shane >. Kevin--How were you able to change the setting to "Use Cached Exchange Mode"? This appears to be a new feature for Outlook 2003. I'm using Outlook 2002; aside from editing my message and changing it from HTML to a Plain Text (only option available in Outlook 2002, i.e. Rich Text not an option)...are there any other workarounds ----- Kevin Conway wrote: ---- Shane I HAD the same problem and I hope that this helps you First I thought it was an XP vs. WIN2K issue as I (WIN2K) showed the attachment on the print and the XP users print did not. I changed the settings of the XP users E-Mail account to "Use Cached Exchange Mode" and after exiting Outlook and getting back in voila! the print showed the attachments. As an aside, Mine worked as I said under WIN2K but I just checked and I do not have "Use Cached exchange Mode" checked. Go figure Best of luck. Kevi >-----Original Message---- >I have a user that would like to print the attachment >field along with the To, From, and Subject. Does Anyone >know if this is possible and if it is, how do you do it? >Any help would be appreciated >>Thanks >Shan Shane - Strange - this is the first time I have used this forum, and for exactly the same reason - I need to print the attachment field with the others in all (both in and out emails). So please can anyone help !!!! An interesting note - Outlook Express does!!. Thanks Graeme >-----Original Message----- >I have a user that would like to print the attachment [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >Shane >. |
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