When printing emails how can you exclude web page borders and boxes from printing? this wastes ink and space.?
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Click anywhere in the email.  Hold down the CTRL key and tap on the letter "A".  This will select the email text.  Release the ctrl and A key.  Point anywhere in the selected area and right click.  Left click on print.  WHen the print box appears, click on the area to print "selection" then click on PRINT.
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Some emails contain html in them.. many times code cam be corrupt. Your computer may be trying to collect the data needed to print the document, however upon compiling the html in e-mail, it may have found a corruption (usually just a mistype).\n\nYou could use copy and paste it into microsoft word.. then print it, sometimes works better..\n\nIf you think it is software based, then reinstall Outlook.\n\nNo, do not bother with your printer spoolers... lol
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Dependin on which you use, eg hotmail etc.. you may have a 'print view' button at top.. it will show you a print version and you can print that if you like.. Or you can highlight and print selection only.. (Can someone answer my last question please? I really need the help thanx) Hope it helped, take it easy..
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Print Option on Ur browser with settings in Ur printer
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Is it emails you're talking about? in the email there should be an option at the bottom in small writing to click on if you don't want any more of those emails...
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ZIP them up (using WinZip, or some similar file).  This makes it one, low-size (lower, anyway) file that you can successfully e-mail.
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Are the email addresses hyperlinks?  My printer doesn't have color, so I right-click the address (not sure how to do it if you have a Mac) and remove the hyperlink so it turns black again.
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Yahoo will not answer this question.  You can resent your general preferences to "text only" emails.  That is a temporary fix, though.  You will NOT be able to send graphics or color in your emails.\n\nMy problems started after an automatic update of internet explorer did not work with the Yahoo browser.  SBC told me to do all kinds of stuff that didn't work.  Then they told me the problem was with Internet explorer and that i needed to contact my PC manufacturer for the fix.\n\nYahoo and SBC need to get together and find a solution to this problem or they are going to lose customers.
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Either a font problem. This can be sorted out by changing the font to Times New Roman or Arial or something standard. \nIf the output happens on a prinetr and you see boxes on the page, its a printer driver problem. Try reinstalling the printer driver with the correct driver. Sometimes, if a generic text Printer is installed and you print a page with different fonts, this problem can happen.
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You need to rethink your question my friend, this could be settings of your browser or (more likely), your email programme.  Select HTML view if you can, this usually does it.\nCome bach with what email programme you are using
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How do you e-mail a web page?  Left click on File, then on Send on the drop down menu, then choose either page by e-mail or link by e-mail.\n\nGood luck with it, and ignore the nit-picking.
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SPAM THE MAIL, all spam mails are automatically blocked.\nOpen the mail and select, this is spam
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Saving them as .pdf files is both work-intensive and probably counter-productive. I say counter-productive because trying to find a particular email after you have converted it to .pdf is going to be very difficult.\n\nWhat email program are we talking about here?\n\nI'm assuming you are using Outlook. There is an export feature in it (and many other have a similar one). You click on "File" then "Import and Export" then go through the wizard to export the files to a ".pst" file.
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Saving webpages, with the expectation of including graphics and images can be quite frustrating, and isn't always easy.  Therefore, the absolute best method for preserving the image you see on your screen for purposes of sending in an email through outlook is to;\n\n1) Go to the web page that you would like to send in an email. \nOnce you see the precise page you'd like to send, Press the "Print Scrn/SysRq" button located to the right of your "F12" button. The Print Screen key will enable you to capture an exact image of whatever is present on the screen at the moment you press the key.\n\n2) Open MS Outlook and start a new outgoing email message.\n\n3) Press "Control + V" within the body portion of the email and VOILA!  The image of the screen you just captured should pop up within the body of the email, right before your eyes.  \n\n4) You can now send this message as is, or you may add a message in the ordinary fashion, and click send.   You can capture any image on the screen with the "Print Scrn" key.  You can even capture images and paste them within an image editor if you'd like to adjust or manipulate the capture before you send it.  \n\n\nI HOPE THIS HELPS.
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Use the HTML or Rich Text option when you compose a new mail.  This way you get the nice formating options (like Bold, Italics, Fonts, Font Sizes, etc).\n\nIf you are talking about free email like Hotmail or Yahoo, then I do not think you can get rid of the ads because that is how they make money to provide you with free service.  If you get a paid service from them they may reduce the number of ads or remove them completely.
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You really need to be more specific...what e-mail provider are you talking about (Yahoo?)?  Why do you want to erase them? With Yahoo and most of the popular providers, you have a huge amount of storage space. I would suggest filing them in subfolders. Otherwise, in most cases, you'll need to "select all" and delete page by page.
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did you know you can choose the background of your email?\nIt is just the way you can choose one letter head style over another for paper letters.