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Hi! I'm trying to print emails from outlook but am getting the message saying there's "not enough memory to complete this task". i've checked the task manager - my CPU is operating at 2% and no processes are running in the background taking up memory. outlook is the only program i'm running - and even on reboot i get this same error message. i have 33GB of free space on my hard drive and have 256K of RAM. any ideas?
Name: Kevin Date: May 15, 2002 at 12:12:25 Pacific
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Have you tried updating your printer drivers or tried reinstalling them? Go to your printer manufacturer's webpage and download the appropriate drivers. Go to your start menu -> Settings -> printers. Right click on your printer and select Delete. Add the printer and and select the point to the new drivers. You will probably have to extract them first from the file you downloaded. What version of Outlook are you using?
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Name: й§kmªñ Date: May 15, 2002 at 20:13:54 Pacific
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When you say it won't print emails are you refering to HTML EMAILS? The ones with the pretty background and fonts? If so you may need to upgrade from IE5.5 to IE6. IE5.5 doesn't supporting printing html emails, its ANOTHER bug.... й§kmªñ
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size of win2000 cd..
