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jerryw
How do I print a particular page of multi-page document?
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Vanguard
jerryw said:How do I print a particular page of multi-page document?
Office/outlook
Enter the page number when in the print dialog.
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jerryw
Vanguard said:Enter the page number when in the print dialog.
I don't have this choice, only ALL, ODD, or EVEN.
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Vanguard
If you use File -> Print from within the main screen then you are asking to
print multiple selected items in the message list pane (even if you select
only one). Double-click to open a single item in its own window and that
window's File->Print menu.
print multiple selected items in the message list pane (even if you select
only one). Double-click to open a single item in its own window and that
window's File->Print menu.
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Alan
jerryw said:How do I print a particular page of multi-page document?
Office/outlook
That isn't really an Outlook question. It's a printer driver question where
printing of pages is handled. If the option to print only specific pages
isn't there when you go File Print then go to the (unamed) printer makers
website and download the latest driver for your (unnamed) model of printer.
If the option does not exist in the latest driver talk to your (unnamed)
printer maker and tell them they have not implemented the options you need.
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Diane Poremsky [MVP]
it's controlled by the message format - not all formats can print just a
specific page. www.outlookprinter.com has a utility that make help or you
can change the message format to print - if using word as the editor, hit
Forward and print using it's dialog.
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specific page. www.outlookprinter.com has a utility that make help or you
can change the message format to print - if using word as the editor, hit
Forward and print using it's dialog.
--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
Author, Teach Yourself Outlook 2003 in 24 Hours
Coauthor, OneNote 2003 for Windows (Visual QuickStart Guide)
Need Help with Common Tasks? http://www.outlook-tips.net/beginner/
Subscribe to Exchange Messaging Outlook newsletter:
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Brian Tillman
jerryw said:How do I print a particular page of multi-page document?
Office/outlook
Change the message's format to HTML and you'll be able to print a single
page.
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Trebli
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Outlook 2000 could use the printer mfr's driver - even over the LAN with
the driver on the host PC. Since installing Outlook 2007, the "Memo style"
appears to be the problem and no other options available. I hesitate to load
the printer driver on the satellite PC but is that what I should do?
What a silly thing to have waste time and ink on. Appreciate your help!
Trebli
OS: XP Pro on satellite, XP Home on the host.
Outlook 2000 could use the printer mfr's driver - even over the LAN with
the driver on the host PC. Since installing Outlook 2007, the "Memo style"
appears to be the problem and no other options available. I hesitate to load
the printer driver on the satellite PC but is that what I should do?
What a silly thing to have waste time and ink on. Appreciate your help!
Trebli
OS: XP Pro on satellite, XP Home on the host.
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Andrew KKY
I have the same problem in printing a specific page from a multi-page message
in Outlook 2007 too since switching from OL2003 to OL2007.
With the new OL2007 you can only print in "memo" style and "odd or even
pages" and you cannot specify the specific page number to print like the
previous version of OL2003.
I don't think it is due to the printer driver as I have updated it. Could
Windows Vista OS be causing this problem? I started to use the new OL2007
because my new PC has Windows Vista.
in Outlook 2007 too since switching from OL2003 to OL2007.
With the new OL2007 you can only print in "memo" style and "odd or even
pages" and you cannot specify the specific page number to print like the
previous version of OL2003.
I don't think it is due to the printer driver as I have updated it. Could
Windows Vista OS be causing this problem? I started to use the new OL2007
because my new PC has Windows Vista.
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Trebli
Brian - It is in HTML format and still comes up with the "memo format". Is
there something I'm missing?
Trebli
there something I'm missing?
Trebli
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Trebli
I still get the print dialog box with only the memo format.
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Trebli
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Trebli
Diane Poremsky said:it's controlled by the message format - not all formats can print just a
specific page. www.outlookprinter.com has a utility that make help or you
can change the message format to print - if using word as the editor, hit
Forward and print using it's dialog.
--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
Author, Teach Yourself Outlook 2003 in 24 Hours
Coauthor, OneNote 2003 for Windows (Visual QuickStart Guide)
Need Help with Common Tasks? http://www.outlook-tips.net/beginner/
Subscribe to Exchange Messaging Outlook newsletter:
(e-mail address removed)
jerryw said:How do I print a particular page of multi-page document?
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Brian Tillman
Trebli said:Brian - It is in HTML format and still comes up with the "memo
format". Is there something I'm missing?
Did you open the message and click Format to see what format is checked?
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Antonio
The only way you have to solve this problem is to:
1. double click on the message you want to print only selection or the page
you want
2. then click on "other actions" and choose "open in Browser"
Now you have full access to print options, you can print selected part and
decided pages.
1. double click on the message you want to print only selection or the page
you want
2. then click on "other actions" and choose "open in Browser"
Now you have full access to print options, you can print selected part and
decided pages.
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harveywaz
FINALLY!! Someone came up with the right answer.
Thank you--I've been fighting this problem for three years!
Thank you--I've been fighting this problem for three years!
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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
The answer has been given many times - hundreds? - over the last few years.
Google is your friend.
--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact.
ALWAYS post your Outlook version.
How to ask a question: http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375
After furious head scratching, harveywaz asked:
| FINALLY!! Someone came up with the right answer.
|
| Thank you--I've been fighting this problem for three years!
|
|
|| The only way you have to solve this problem is to:
||
|| 1. double click on the message you want to print only selection or
|| the page you want
||
|| 2. then click on "other actions" and choose "open in Browser"
||
|| Now you have full access to print options, you can print selected
|| part and decided pages.
Google is your friend.
--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact.
ALWAYS post your Outlook version.
How to ask a question: http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375
After furious head scratching, harveywaz asked:
| FINALLY!! Someone came up with the right answer.
|
| Thank you--I've been fighting this problem for three years!
|
|
|| The only way you have to solve this problem is to:
||
|| 1. double click on the message you want to print only selection or
|| the page you want
||
|| 2. then click on "other actions" and choose "open in Browser"
||
|| Now you have full access to print options, you can print selected
|| part and decided pages.
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