I think every release of Outlook had at least one printing bug slip though the beta testing phase because so few people print calendars and Outlook 2013 kept up the tradition. This time around, the bug is with the Calendar details style: Appointments are duplicated in the print out.
This problem was fixed in one of the July 2013 updates. Verify Office is updated from File, Office Account, Update Options. You should have version 15.0.4535.1511 or higher.
The Calendar Printing Assistant for Outlook should work with 32-bit Outlook 2013 if all updates are installed.
Puma1966 says
I have 15.0.4919.1002 on a PC. When I try to file/print/
Calendar Details Style/ Print Options/ Print Range (Start/End),
prints lots of blank space between days. Something that
should print 4 pages prints on 6...
Diane Poremsky says
That is the newest build. Did you delete the outlprnt file? it's in %appdata%\microsoft\outlook
Neil says
I found a new bug. Create a new calendar because this doesn't not affect your default calendar. Then go to print this calendar and select "Weekly Calendar Style." You will see that it cuts off the days of the week.
Diane Poremsky says
LOL. Thanks for letting me know. I'll make sure it's reported.
Diane Poremsky says
Heh... now the default calendar is goofy too. I forgot to change a setting and printed a month's worth of weeks from the default calendar - some of the pages had the names cut off and now it's bad in preview too.
Alan says
Thank you soooo much!!!! It worked!!
Alan says
Diane, do you have the link for the July's update? My pc here at work doesn't allow me to install updates through the Windows Update icon.
Diane Poremsky says
I believe its this one - https://support.microsoft.com/kb/2817468/ - its not listed as one of the things fixed by the update, but they don't always list everything.
Jonathan says
Please do! You could also ask them why the download page for CPAO specifically says it _does_ work with Outlook 2013 when in fact it definitely doesn't.
Michael John Pyott says
it is now August 19/2013 and my computer (windows 7, office 2013)is updated all the time, so I believe it is at the current Rev, I still can not print combine calendars or load Calendar Printing Assistant for Outlook on to my computer as it says it can not find Office 2007.
Diane Poremsky says
CPAO doesn't support Outlook 2010 at this time. It's been awhile since I asked if they were going to update it (and received a very non-committal response) so I'll check again...
Jimminy Kricket says
Even if most people don't "print" their calendars persay Microsoft should be smarter then this and should realize that some people use "printing" of the details style calendar for posting and sharing travel itineraries within workgroups as I do. I print it to PDF, convert it to word, make the changes I need and print it back to pdf. This error makes my old process nearly impossible as it is so time consuming. Since I upgraded my office products it has not only cost my company money to upgrade but now extra money in time spent working on itineraries when I used to have a perfectly good working system sharing through the calendar with colleagues etc. I have checked back periodically for a fix for this and I am extremely dissapointed that it is not out there yet.
Diane Poremsky says
It appears to be fixed in the July updates just released. At least it is here and also for another person.
Nic says
Bottom line...it's broken, among many other problems, and instead of a fix, you get more marketing of junk product. Gmail is a better and more reliable option for FREE.
otswebMike Osbourn says
I reported this bug in November 2012 and they still released to retail without fixing it.
Diane Poremsky says
To be fair, Office was RTM in Oct, so Nov was a bit late to stop the release. :)