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A client of mine is having a problem with his system in that he is unable to print calendar pages from Outlook. (system details below). He is also unable to sync his Palm calendar. He can print any other kind of document, including emails, word documents, and test pages. The palm is also syncing all other info, incuding contacts, mail, etc. This one has me a little stumped. We tried a detect and repair from outlook with no sucess.Any ideas or directions for investigation would be greatly appreciated.<br />
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Hardware: New Dell Laptop<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Palm Tungsten E2<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; HP 1012 Printer<br />
OS: Vista Home Premium<br />
Software: Office 2003 for Small Business
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A client of mine is having a problem with his system in that he is unable to print calendar pages from Outlook. (system details below). He is also unable to sync his Palm calendar. He can print any other kind of document, including emails, word documents, and test pages. The palm is also syncing all other info, incuding contacts, mail, etc. This one has me a little stumped. We tried a detect and repair from outlook with no sucess.Any ideas or directions for investigation would be greatly appreciated.

Hardware: New Dell Laptop
                  Palm Tungsten E2
                  HP 1012 Printer
OS: Vista Home Premium
Software: Office 2003 for Small Business

Can't print Outlook calendar

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