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Unable to print email

Started this morning: When I try to print an email by clicking the printer icon in upper right corner, I get nothing but a header and footer, but none of the e-mail. Can't find any printing settings in the software. How do I fix so I can print email again?

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AOLMailMat Answered:

Are you using a web browser or the AOL software?  Did you try restarting your computer?

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i am using aol software, restarting my computer did not work

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