PDF or tif, jpg, png. Does you version of Office include the office
document writer? if so, use it but change the format to tif. Or look for a
free or low cost PDF printer driver. My preference is PDF format.

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"Paul Peterson - Velox Consulting, LLC"
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...
thanks - what kind of digital file would you recommend?

"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

Print to a digital file type and email that file.

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"Paul Peterson - Velox Consulting, LLC"
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I have a calendar on one computer that I'd like to print on another
computer.
My calendar view includes my appointments and my task list. I've tried
a
few save options, thinking that I could email a file, but the "save as
web
page" doesn't include the task list. Any ideas?

Paul C. Peterson
Velox Consulting, LLC