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How do I print an Outlook Form without xPrint?
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George Calin
Jul 21, 2017, 8:02:23 AM7/21/17
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Hello,
I have an Outlook Form with lots of controls on it. I wish to print the Outlook Form exactly how it appears on the screen, independently of Operating System (which will be Win7 or more), Office version (it'll be 2010 or more) and 32bit/64bit configurations of the software.
Hence xPrint is out of discussion.
It takes more than one screen to display all the Form, so I can not enforce a VBScript solution to take a screenshot of the current screen and print it.
The working solution I found is to set each control into a variable and transport these in an Excel Workbook upon clicking the print button.
I did not take the option of Word Forms because the Outlook Form's content is too cumbersome and I can not transfer it to a Word Form in a single page.
There are about 50 controls on each Outlook Forms and it gets very tedious to follow the solution I previously mentioned.
Do you know other solution that I can use successfully to carry the exact layout from the Outlook Form to a printer?
Thank you.
I have an Outlook Form with lots of controls on it. I wish to print the Outlook Form exactly how it appears on the screen, independently of Operating System (which will be Win7 or more), Office version (it'll be 2010 or more) and 32bit/64bit configurations of the software.
Hence xPrint is out of discussion.
It takes more than one screen to display all the Form, so I can not enforce a VBScript solution to take a screenshot of the current screen and print it.
The working solution I found is to set each control into a variable and transport these in an Excel Workbook upon clicking the print button.
I did not take the option of Word Forms because the Outlook Form's content is too cumbersome and I can not transfer it to a Word Form in a single page.
There are about 50 controls on each Outlook Forms and it gets very tedious to follow the solution I previously mentioned.
Do you know other solution that I can use successfully to carry the exact layout from the Outlook Form to a printer?
Thank you.
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