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1. PDFs are printed too small
   Applies To: Auto Print or Print On Demand Symptoms: Printed PDFs appears too small on the page Cause: We are still researching the underlying cause of this problem. Resolution: When PDFs appear reduced in size, try adjusting the margins. Do this by going to (in Outlook) Sperry Software...Print ...
2. Outlook 2003 crashes when clicking on Page Setup
   Applies To: Auto Print and Print On Demand Symptoms: Clicking on Page Setup causes Outlook 2003 to crash when running on Windows 7 or Windows Vista Cause: This is a problem with a third party component. Resolution: It will be necessary to upgrade to Outlook 2007 or Outlook 2010 and then upgrade ...
3. How do I print emails without my account name?
   For Outlook 2007 you're out of luck. See http://office-outlook.com/outlook-forum/index.php/m/561201/#msg_561201 for more information. You could of course save the email out as an HTML file on your hard drive and print it from there. If you have a lot of emails to do this with, Attachment S ...
4. How to Troubleshoot the email and attachments not printing in order
   SYMPTOMS When using Auto Print or Print on Demand, the print outs are not in order. This is evident when the email attachments are not printed with the email. CAUSE This is caused by the delay that it takes to load a file in its default program and then sending the print command. Some larger f ...