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June 8th 06, 02:23 AM
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Task with overdue dates print in smaller fonts?
In Outlook 2003, if I have a task with an overdue due date, it appears on
screen just like all the other Tasks ... but when I print out my Tasks, it shows up in a smaller font. If I delete the due date, it prints in the same size font as everything else. Where do I set my preference for all tasks to be printed the same regardless of whether they have due dates or not? 
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