Outlook - Print Graphics

[OldWilly]

I'm pretty sure all I need is a setting ... but I can't find it. I just switched to a new computer and now from MS Outlook 2000, I can't print embedded (not attached) pics/graphics. All I get is the little box with the "x" in it.

 

[OldWilly]

Perhaps I should further clarify...
I paste a screen shot into an email to myself then print it.
It displays fine in the email .. but won't print.
Source code image statement is:
<IMG src=&quot;cid:515283912@08052003-18f0&quot;>

 

[Wray69]

This is the onl information that I could find on this issue;

OL: Images in Messages Do Not Print (287768)
The information in this article applies to:
Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5 for Windows 2000
Microsoft Outlook 2002
Microsoft Outlook 2000
Microsoft Internet Explorer version 6 for Windows 2000

This article was previously published under Q287768
SYMPTOMS
When you print a message that contains a graphic image, a small &quot;x&quot; is printed instead of the image.
CAUSE
This problem can occur if you are using one of the following product combinations:
Outlook 2000 (any build number earlier than 9.0.0.5414)

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Microsoft Internet Explorer (any version other than 5.5 Service Pack 2) -or-


Outlook 2002

-and-

Internet Explorer (any version other than 5.5 Service Pack 2)
WORKAROUND
To work around this problem use one of the following product combinations:
Outlook 2000 (build number 9.0.0.5414 or earlier)

-and-

Internet Explorer (version 5.5 Service Pack 2) The build number that is listed in this workaround section is installed by the update that is mentioned in the following Microsoft Knowledge Base article:

235309 Outlook E-mail Attachment Security Update

-or-


Outlook 2002 (any version)

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Internet Explorer (version 5.5 SP2)
NOTE: If you have Internet Explorer 6.0 and you are not using Microsoft Windows XP, you can remove Internet Explorer 6.0 to revert back to Internet Explorer 5.5.
STATUS
Microsoft has confirmed that this is a problem in the Microsoft products that are listed at the beginning of this article.


Hope this helps.

Regards,

Wray