Using New Outlook on Windows for professional communication and productivity
Agreed, this version of windows is terrible. Worst ever and tech comments useless and frustrating.
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The NEW Outlook will NOT print in landscape mode.
I do not get a choice when I click on PRINT. If I go to VIEW, I get to choose from Day, Week, Month etc. Nothing else.
Calendar settings and Print settings (i.e. the cog wheel icon) do not offer any options at all regarding landscape or portrait view.
I have another computer for which I have NOT upgraded to the NEW Outlook and fortunately, it can still print in Landscape mode with it. I also know that shifting to the NEW Outlook will become mandatory later this year.
This is extremely frustrating and so far, nobody has offered anything in the way of a solution.
This is what I get.
?????
What's happening here?
Cam.
Using New Outlook on Windows for professional communication and productivity
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Agreed, this version of windows is terrible. Worst ever and tech comments useless and frustrating.
Probably not. What's new?
Okay. I finally found it: it's called Smart Diary Suite for Free. It's similar to Outlook Diary, but better, and IT LETS YOU PRINT A FULL MONTH LANDSCAPE ON ONE PAGE!!! https://download.cnet.com/smart-diary-suite-free/3000-2124_4-10071447.html
Is Microsoft taking any notice?
I don't know why Microsoft haven't advised this solution ... yeah, I do, it's because it's not obvious.
FIRST: Choose File / Page Setup - change to landscape, change scaling if you want. Click OK
SECOND: Choose File / Print - follow the obvious options before sending to the printer
This worked for me using Outlook on a Mac. Generally Mac users get a worse experience and many options are excluded from our Microsoft software, so please don't yell at me if this is the one time we get something good that Windows users don't. :-)