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Hope I’m not too late……assuming you are only keeping the old cpu/tower around for its resident data/files etc; why not just remove the “old” cpu/tower/hard drive and install it as a slave on the other or new cpu/tower, assuming that the new cpu/tower will support two hard drives, that is a second slot adjacent to the resident hard drive and the power and control harnesses. Beware some OEMs have choosen to pinch pennies by not furnishing the additional slot and cabling. Check this configuration out first! Of course I am assuming that all are using the same OS.

double clicking the open gray area proved fruitless, the window example in your response does not resemble mine

That is Tools, Message Rules, Mail, then the e-mail address to be screened and “do not download it from the server” instruction/rule

I use Tools, Message Rules, and the e-mail address to be screened and instructions “do not download it from server”

Lyra,

Thanks for the suggestion, I have used the suggested method a little lengthy but it works….just realized my ISP now supports regular Outlook for e-mail…becomes a moot point. Keep a stiff upper lip, my condolences to your fellow citizens!!!

Regards,
Marty

Lyra,

Thanks I didn’t think so…..is there an OE equivalent to retrun to sender?? How is life in the sherwood forest and the land of the 2012 Olympics?

Marty

Further clarification…the problem only appears when applying an autoformat option, such as accounting 1,2 etc, otherwise, I am able to set different cell widths for both cells and it prints out fine. thanks for your insight.

Your attachement is an accurate representation, however, utilizing word wrap for the title cell merely compresses the text in a garbled fashion. Isn’t there a way to format the width of two cells above and below with differing cell widths?

thanks randy

THANKS FOR THE GUIDANCE…IS THIS THE ONLY METHOD OF ASSIGNING FIXED COSTS/SUBCONTRACT COSTS? CAN THIS DATA ALSO BE ENTERED VIA THE “TASK FORM”??