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November 12th 07, 08:40 PM
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Printing from Outlook Express
Greetings !
When I print an e-mail, it is printed very close to the edge of the paper, and loses the first character on each lne - as well as leaving no binding margin. How can I format the output ? -- Regards Robin 
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November 12th 07, 10:06 PM
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Printing from Outlook Express
"Robin Clay" Robin_B DOT Clay AT virgin DOT net wrote in message
... Greetings ! When I print an e-mail, it is printed very close to the edge of the paper, and loses the first character on each lne - as well as leaving no binding margin. How can I format the output ? OE uses the IE print engine - format the page in IE and see if that helps...
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November 12th 07, 10:35 PM
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Printing from Outlook Express
BRAVO !
Thank you very much indeed ! What a shame Outlook Express doesn't tell you that. AND that it doesn't do a Print Preview". [MicroSoft, are you listening?] -- Regards Robin "Gordon" wrote: "Robin Clay" Robin_B DOT Clay AT virgin DOT net wrote in message ... Greetings ! When I print an e-mail, it is printed very close to the edge of the paper, and loses the first character on each lne - as well as leaving no binding margin. How can I format the output ? OE uses the IE print engine - format the page in IE and see if that helps...
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November 12th 07, 10:37 PM
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"Robin Clay" Robin_B DOT Clay AT virgin DOT net wrote in message
... BRAVO ! Thank you very much indeed ! What a shame Outlook Express doesn't tell you that. AND that it doesn't do a Print Preview". [MicroSoft, are you listening?] YW!
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November 13th 07, 08:46 AM
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Printing from Outlook Express
It might be my printers driver and/or software, but when I go to print a
message from Outlook Express, with the File print command, I go to "preferences" and I get a dialogue with various things including "print setup" to change such things as margins etc. For the record I have a Canon Imageclass MP360 combo printer/scanner/copier, and running the supplied software. When print jobs are requested, it comes up with its own dialogue rather than the standard Windows "Print" dialogue. So, I don't know if, whatever printer you have, has the same or equivalent capabilities. "Robin Clay" Robin_B DOT Clay AT virgin DOT net wrote in message ... Greetings ! When I print an e-mail, it is printed very close to the edge of the paper, and loses the first character on each lne - as well as leaving no binding margin. How can I format the output ? -- Regards Robin
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November 14th 07, 10:09 PM
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Printing from Outlook Express
"Andrew Murray" wrote:
So, I don't know if, whatever printer you have, has the same or equivalent capabilities. Alas ! No. I tried that first.... Thanks for your response. Regards Robin
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