Windows 10: Cannot Quickprint a pdf file in Outlook after upgrading to Windows 10

Hi


I am having problems with 'Quick printing' a pdf file received in an email in Outlook. Every time I select Quick print I get asked which program I would like to open the file with. I select Adobe Acrobat Reader and tick the box 'Always use this app to open pdf files'. This opens the file in Adobe and then I have to click print from there. However, even though I have checked this box I get asked it again and again.


I have checked my settings and Adobe Acrobat Reader is assigned to open pdf files. My printer settings in Outlook have the box ticked to print attachments. I don't know what else to try.


I am using Windows 10 Pro, version 1809.


Please help


Regards


Lynne

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