S
seaboyd
There's never a dull moment with Outlook!! 
I recently have been
getting an error message each time I try to change the fonts for
printing Outlook tasks. The fonts default are too small. The message
is as follows...
"Unable to save print settings. Make sure the file C:\Users\Ed Boyd
\Appdata\Roaming\Microsoft\Outlook\Outlprnt exits and can be written
to."
So I found somewhere that said to create a file Outlprnt.doc in Word
and place it in the above location. I did that! I've repaired Outlook
2007; I've clean uninstalled it and reinstalled. I've done every thing
I can think of but it keeps reverting to the default Segoe fonts.
It seems that each time I try to print another Outlprnt file is
created with a number on the end. Outlprnt1, Outlprnt2...all the way
up to Outlprnt30. I deleted all but the Outlprnt file and it just
starts over creating more of the same garbage files.
I'm running Windows Vista Ultimate, Outlook 2007; I have no clue why
or how this all started?
Thanks for your help
Ed Boyd, (e-mail address removed)
Absolute Mortgage Corp, Bellevue WA
We have enough problems in the mortgage business without these
irritants.
I recently have beengetting an error message each time I try to change the fonts for
printing Outlook tasks. The fonts default are too small. The message
is as follows...
"Unable to save print settings. Make sure the file C:\Users\Ed Boyd
\Appdata\Roaming\Microsoft\Outlook\Outlprnt exits and can be written
to."
So I found somewhere that said to create a file Outlprnt.doc in Word
and place it in the above location. I did that! I've repaired Outlook
2007; I've clean uninstalled it and reinstalled. I've done every thing
I can think of but it keeps reverting to the default Segoe fonts.
It seems that each time I try to print another Outlprnt file is
created with a number on the end. Outlprnt1, Outlprnt2...all the way
up to Outlprnt30. I deleted all but the Outlprnt file and it just
starts over creating more of the same garbage files.
I'm running Windows Vista Ultimate, Outlook 2007; I have no clue why
or how this all started?
Thanks for your help
Ed Boyd, (e-mail address removed)
Absolute Mortgage Corp, Bellevue WA
We have enough problems in the mortgage business without these
irritants.