You have also posted your question in the link below, best to wait for a response from them. Here is a link that might be useful: Printing&message

I've haven't used OE in years but it more than once lost inbox or something database. Once from a Microsoft update threw all the databases into the trash, hah. Usually pretty easy to fix. Import or merge, easy once you find the file path. Path or name problem to the inbox.dbx or whatever file name. This site probably be good reading.... Here is a link that might be useful: http://www.insideoe.com/files/store.htm

The latest high end HP all-in-one printers have fixed ink jets and separate ink cartridges. Both types of HP printers, ink jets on the cartridge and fixed print heads, can be found. Clogging of ink jet heads has always been a big problem and that is why initially, HP started with the print head on the cartridge. It was a patented feature. Later, HP develped a way to keep fixed print heads clear, and then they began to introduce fixed print head printers. Your grainy prints can have two root causes: 1) Poor scan and resultant poor file; 2) Poor printing of a good or bad file. I have an HP flat bed scanner that is going on 10 yrs old and that is the one I rely on when I need to have total control of a scan. it has a rugged mechanism and still produces excellent results. My last two HP all-in-one printers have done excellent work when copying photos. Both of these have fixed print heads. The alignment sensor failed on my first HP all-in-one otherwise I'd still be using it. I can't complain. I had run 11,700 pages through it. I discovered that the ink cartridges were being phased out for this printer (type 02) do I decided to update to a later printer. Glad I did. Although there are fewer cartridges, color prints are just as good and the ink has better smudge resistance.

Usually before posting on a forum or sending an email, I read what I have written to not only check for spelling and grammar, but for how it sounds. Is it clear what I was trying to say? Was it clear what I was trying to ask? When I'm satisfied, I then either submit or send. I often get emails or read posts here and am left wondering just what they were 'attempting' to say or ask. Often lack of punctuation and capitalization leaves me scratching my head after reading many things. I dislike having to try and interpret the meaning. Life is too short.