its typically a setting in the printer driver - I'm not sure if it's
specific to an application or will apply to all print jobs. When you send
the calendar to the printer, the printer dialog comes up - check the options
or advanced options for B&W.

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"JB" wrote in message
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It doesn't seem that my printer is configured to print in B & W. Are you
suggesting that Outlook can be configured in some way to print in black
and
white only? If so how do I reset?
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Thanks


"Diane Poremsky" wrote:

make sure its not configured to print in black and white

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"JB" wrote in message
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Working w/ Outlook 2003. Have used color labels when creating my
calendar/apointments but can't seem to get the color to show up on
weekly
printed versions of the calendar. Not sure if I need to reset printer
settings?? Any advice would be appreciated.
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