Discussion Locked
0 helpful
7 replies
Closed to new repliesThis discussion is closed. It stays readable, but it takes no new replies.
How do I add different Print Styles in Microsoft Outlook? The only print style I have defined is Memo Style. Are there any other "standard" styles that I can get? Or must I create my own? If I have to create my own, how do I do that?
7 replies
by stillatit
There are different styles for different things. For example, there are five styles for calendars. Memo style just designates a sheet of paper with a header and footer. The content depends on what you are looking at.
You can create your own by copying existing ones and changing fonts, etc. You can control what gets printed, to some extent, by changing the columns in table views or doing filtering.
Good luck.
by tink
Poster rated this answer
by suemvp
There aren't any other styles for printing whole items. If you want really customized printing, you need to use Word or Excel and probably write code. See http://www.slipstick.com/dev/customprint.htm.
by tink
Poster rated this answer
by kmerrillt
If you go to File/pagesetup, you can use memo style or table style and also define print styles.
by tink
Poster rated this answer
by tink
This question was closed by the author
This discussion is closed to new replies.
Trending Software posts
Sort by Trending
1 helpful
1 reply
Question Unanswered
How Are Teams Testing AI-Generated Code Before Production?
0 helpful
0 replies
0 helpful
5 replies
0 helpful
20 replies
Discussion
Is There any Reverse Video Search Tool
0 helpful
8 replies