Every time I have tried to print a daily calendar from Outlook 2016, the font is so small its unreadable. I have tried zooming in with ctrl + and ctrl scroll wheel but that doesn't help. I have also set the font size to the max (140) and the font still is way too small. I have also tried reinstalling Outlook 2016 and no dice. I have a feeling that this issue is a problem with font scaling, but not too sure how to fix this. Any help is appreciated.
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Font too small when printing calendar Outlook 2016
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The tiny font issue will be fixed by the patch Tuesday updates on 6/13.
If it important to have it work right now you can revert to an earlier build that does not have the issue:
Steps to revert:
Step 1: Click File, Office Account, click Update Options, and click Disable Updates. You should put an Appointment on your calendar for 6/15 or later to remember to re-enable updates.
Step 2: Open a Command Prompt (right click the Start Menu click Run and type CMD and press Enter)
Run the following two commands in order:
cd %programfiles%\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\ClickToRun
officec2rclient.exe /update user updatetoversion=16.0.8067.2115
It will take a few minutes for the updates to install to revert to 8067 build.
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Thank you for trying to help. I had already done that and my software was up to date. I have subsequently re-installed iCloud for Windows which seems to have fixed my problems.
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