I am currently using Vista and Outlook 2007 on a tablet PC, but the
ink drawings inserted into the outlook messages do not print. Is there
a trick to this?

Going to suggest you take a _very_ small, simple, one color ink such as
the word "hello" and email it to this group (it will be rejected if large)

That way we will be able to see what's being generated.

In addition, detail exactly how (what ink app, transfer/email, etc) you
are using to generate the ink and get it to outlook.

In general, I've found that ink exchanges assume both the sender and
users are using the same software.

Beverly Howard [MS MVP-Mobile Devices]

Has there been any resolution to this? I have Outlook 2007 on a Lenovo X60
with Vista and cannot get digital ink to print on an e-mail, even one I
generate myself. I can get ink to print out of OneNote and other Office
applications.

Sandy Goodman

"Beverly Howard [Ms-MVP/MobileDev]" wrote:

> Going to suggest you take a _very_ small, simple, one color ink such as
> the word "hello" and email it to this group (it will be rejected if large)
>
> That way we will be able to see what's being generated.
>
> In addition, detail exactly how (what ink app, transfer/email, etc) you
> are using to generate the ink and get it to outlook.
>
> In general, I've found that ink exchanges assume both the sender and
> users are using the same software.
>
> Beverly Howard [MS MVP-Mobile Devices]
>