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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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After this long (since the inception of the new outlook) I do not think anyone reads these complaints or if they do they just ignor them. Come on Microsoft you are su[[osed to be smart, DO SOMETHING!!!!!!!!!!!
I have exactly the same problem. And have spent over an hour trying to find some page setup or tick box or anything that would allow the calendar to print on one landscape page. In the end I printed in portrait format, but the font is so small you need a magnifying glass to read it.
The solution appears to be to ditch the Outlook calendar altogether and go for some third party product. I used to have one which was similar (but better) and very user-friendly, but I lost it when my hard disk packed up (mea culpa) and I can't remember what is was called. Searching for "free calendar download" was fruitless. Hence reverting to Outlook. But you would think, wouldn't you, that a Microsoft product would be better than this?
Thanks for the help, I can get it to print in landscape, but only on multiple pages for one month. The old Outlook printed a monthly calendar very easily on 8.5"x11" paper, one full month per page. This new outlook is silly....how could you "improve" a product and
make it impossible to print a neat calendar. Awful update.
Same here... printing in landscape mode spills over onto 2 pages. The monthly view does not scale onto one page when printing in landscape mode.
I have the same issue - I cannot print out a monthly calendar in landscape and this is a constraint and inconvenience; it is not an upgrade to remove this option, but a reduction in the software capability that is causing me issues.