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May 31st, 2006, 10:24 PM
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Printing Options in Outlook 2002
When I print a calendar page, it should show the holidays in a faded or
grayed font, so that I can write over/around them easily. I know many people who use the printout as a working calendar page every day, for taking notes, etc., and the holidays, while useful, get in the way when printed in hard black. Does anyone know of a way around this? Thank-you. -- Bill Nygaard -- Bill Nygaard 
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June 1st, 2006, 05:01 PM
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Printing Options in Outlook 2002
Suggestion: Make the font 'very small' - you can do this in File, Print,
define styles, copy the monthly style - you can change the font size there but I can't see where you can change the 'color' - I hope this helps some... "Bill Nygaard" wrote: When I print a calendar page, it should show the holidays in a faded or grayed font, so that I can write over/around them easily. I know many people who use the printout as a working calendar page every day, for taking notes, etc., and the holidays, while useful, get in the way when printed in hard black. Does anyone know of a way around this? Thank-you. -- Bill Nygaard -- Bill Nygaard
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