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In Outlook Web Access on Exchange 2003 when you reply to an email a yellow
tooltip-type box appears at the top of the email body stating: "Press
SPACEBAR or ENTER to activate and use this control". If you hit the print
button or press CTRL+P the text in the email body will dissapear (but will
still print fine). If you press SPACEBAR or ENTER and type something into
the email (as if you were going to reply to the person) and then decide you
want to print the reply email before sending it, pressing the print button
will cause the text in the email body to dissapear (CTRL+P will not cause the
text to dissapear in this case). Is there any way around this problem? We
had an employee that spent 20 minutes formulating a reply to an email and
then decided to print it out to show his boss before sending the email to the
recipient. When he did so he lost the entire email and had to re-type it
from the hard copy he had printed out.
tooltip-type box appears at the top of the email body stating: "Press
SPACEBAR or ENTER to activate and use this control". If you hit the print
button or press CTRL+P the text in the email body will dissapear (but will
still print fine). If you press SPACEBAR or ENTER and type something into
the email (as if you were going to reply to the person) and then decide you
want to print the reply email before sending it, pressing the print button
will cause the text in the email body to dissapear (CTRL+P will not cause the
text to dissapear in this case). Is there any way around this problem? We
had an employee that spent 20 minutes formulating a reply to an email and
then decided to print it out to show his boss before sending the email to the
recipient. When he did so he lost the entire email and had to re-type it
from the hard copy he had printed out.