To oaksong,
In spite of the MVP response (which I thought was a very negative somewhat
impolite reply), I have since learned it can be done by a method not
explained anywher. If you do a Activities/All Items on a contact, and see
the list of all activites or linked items/files, and then just select "Print"
throught the menu bar, it will do nothing more than print the contact info
and not the list of activities. However, if you use the mouse to select all
the line-items in the list and then right mouse click on the selected area, a
menu pops up that includes a Print option. If you use this Print option it
does print the list of activites for the indiividual contact.

Hope this helps you and that the MVP might also see this and in the future
pass this on to people she is telling that it can't be done.

" wrote:

I'm with the original author on this one. I want to print multiple
journal entries, preferably in the form of a booklet, although I'd be
more likely to use Notes if it were available. The alternative is to
laboriously open and print each individual entry, which would be the
height of stupidity in most computer based applications. I've noticed
that Microsoft is great at adding features requested internally and not
so great at dealing with requests from the outside.

Milly, your response that "who would need that because I don't need it"
is the typical arrogant answer I get on various things from people at
Microsoft. What you do or do not need is completely irrelevant to the
customers request.

I ditched Outlook as my mail reader at home in favor of Eudora because
I got sick and tired of being told what I could and could not receive
in my email because it was 'insecure'. That's not MicroGod's decision.
It's my decision.