Not sure if i can ask it here, but maybe u know?
 

This question regards MS Word, normally i know most answers, but this time... i'm totally clueless.

As you can see with attached image (the text is deleted cause it's private information)

the question i have is: is there a way to print the e-mail options u have see on the screen, they act like toolbars and normally u can't print those but i'm looking for a workaround for that. is there anyone who knows this?

Kind Regards

Kuweekee aka SilverBlood

fastest way i can think of to print all the stuff on the screen is to hit print screen, open photoshop (or hell, even MS Paint), create a new document, paste, and print. screw trying to do it in word... save yourself the frustration :)

the problem is the one that needs to do it is a ... how do u call it nicely... a less experienced user.... she calls me when she needs to copy/paste something....

well she could do that if you're on the phone walking her through it, right?

i can't decipher what any of that says, but i'm assuming it's address book information, right? like it's about to be emailed? why not just print the email after it's been sent? or go into 'sent items' and print it?

I also work in support and you have the same style of user I have to deal with.

We call them PEBKAC (Problem Exists Between Keyboard And Chair), a nicer way to say CUN-T (Computer User Non-Technical).

Printscreen is the only way...

thanks for the replies.... we manage to solve it by creating a tablet that does the same... and here in holland we call em Digibeet... like illiterate but with computers... but that's just plain dutch :P

ok this question is off topic, but what's the difference between the kingdom of the netherlands and holland?

if you go to the CIA's world factbook (here) there is no holland in the listing of countries/territories, so i was wondering if you could clear that up

it's quite easy.... the netherlands is all of the country, and holland is just the western provences

mega cool thanks for the explanation :)

woo go the ORANGE army! for any of you soccer fans ... :p

Football, not soccer. ;)

haha yes j5ive, my mistake... im in australia and we call it soccer since there is another sport called football(afl) which you touch with your hands and kick it etc. :p

Ouch that sounds sore. LOL

Aussie rules, played by men with tight fitting shorts and vests

haha... theres nothing really bad about that. i think its the only game which the score goals/points go well over 100