Hi Jim, it's nice to hear from you again.
Your printer settings are stored in the "OutlPrnt" file. Go to:
C:\Documents and Settings\username\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook\OutlPrnt
Understanding File Management:
Page 2
"Outlook creates the following files and stores them in one of two
folders in your Windows user profile. Some of the files are specific
to your Outlook profile. So, if you have two profiles, you have two
files, each named for a profile. Others files are shared by all of the
Outlook profiles used with your Windows logon, including your custom
toolbars, Outcmd.dat and VbaProject.OTM.
The following files contain your Outlook data and customization configurations:
...
OutlPrnt ? Printer settings"
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Outlook?s Customization and Configuration Files:
Outlook stores some customization and configuration information in
files; other information is stored in the Registry.
Outlook stores the configuration files at:
C:\Documents and Settings\username\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook
FIGURE 18.8
"Outlook uses your profile name as the filename for its configuration
files. If you move, rename, or delete the files in this folder,
Outlook automatically creates new ones the next time you open Outlook
using that profile."
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Printer Settings (OutlPrnt):
"Print settings are stored in OutlPrnt. If you receive errors when you
attempt to print from Outlook, close Outlook and delete this file.
Outlook will rebuild the file the next time you print an Outlook
item."
http://www.samspublishing.com/content/images/0672325543/samplechapter/CH18_0672325543.pdf
Most Outlook settings reside in the Windows user profile, so they move
with a user if you have set up Windows roaming profiles. A few files
reside by default in the Windows folder on the PC. The files are
* Views.dat (system file views)
* Outlprnt (print style settings)
* The .fav file for each profile's Outlook Bar settings
* The .rtf file for each profile's AutoSignature
http://www.winnetmag.com/MicrosoftExchangeOutlook/Article/ArticleID/4969/4969.html
I hope this helps. As usual, if you have any questions, please post a
clarification request and I'll be happy to reply.
Thank you,
hummer
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