I have an issue that occurs where HTML emails will not
print in Outlook 2003. If the reading pane is enabled,
then the messages will print. This problem is
intermittant.

I'm experiencing a problem with Outlook 2000 sp3 with
printing HTML e-mails that have imbedded pictures in
them. Every time I try to print one of these e-mail
instead of the picture I get a square box outlining where

Is there anyway in Outlook that you can print all the PDF
files after you have hi-lited them, I don't see any
options in the print function. It's a pain to print 1
file at a time.

I am using Outlook 2003 and I need the attachment file
name to print in the header when printing a message.
Before I was using Outlook Express and it would print
like Attachment: abcfile.txt.

The message header views and prints in normal mode.  The
body of the text views normally,  but prints in a larger
format.   I have tried removing the printer and
reinstalling the printer.  The same result occurs.

Can anyone  please tell me how to stop todays date
printing in the bottom left corner of every page on an
email.
i.e I have printed a mail  sent on 21 July 2003 but

In Outlook 2002, I cannot print an HTML email without
first opening the email. This is inconvenient as I get a
lot of HTML emails and in the past (with Outlook 2000)
I've been able to print them without having to open them

I am in need of knowing how to have Outlook print all
email of the same subject matter automatically.  These
emails are already being sent to a sub folder using the In-
Box Assistant rules.  But I have yet to figure out a way

When I had Outlook Express, I would print an email and it
would show a reference to the attachments that I sent
with the email.  Now when I print the same email on
Outlook 2003, it will not show any reference to the

Is there any way to avoid printing the list of all
recipients of the email.  I receive emails that have been
addressed to dozens of other people, and I'm running out
of paper!

I would like to be able to print a group of memo-style
email messages directly one after the other (ie. each one
doesn't start on a new page).
It seems as though there is an option for this in the

Outlook will not recognize paper sizes over 32". It would
be very useful to use my drafting plotter to print ANSI D
(22"x34") size calendars. This seems odd because I'm sure
I'm not the first one to think of doing this. Outlook will

When I print any message from my OE6 (Windows XP Home Edition) it only prints the header. The message body is not printed.
Already checked printer configurations, changed printer settings in IE6, reinstalled the printer, tested to another printer and I always get the same problem.

When using outlook 2000 and reading a plain text email
when I go to print it brings up a print window that doesnt
allow me to specify which pages to print or what range.  
However, when I read an HTML format email and try to print

Hello,  I am using Outlook 2002 on an XP workstation, and
when I try to print an email message, the first letter of
every sentence next to the left margin is cut off.  Would
anyone know what would be causing this and what I would