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| | Font will not stay as set for outgoing Email???? I change the Font under format but when I start a new Email it reverts back to this tiny little font in black. I have to then reselect the font I want under format or by manualy setting the font and size??? Why won't it stay on the font I select? |
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| | Re: Font will not stay as set for outgoing Email???? Here is just my speculation. What you did as you described was formatting a setting ONLY for that e-mail. Next subsequent e-mails will go back to Original font setting. Perhaps you should do it this way : ( Read message window, not composing new e-mail window ) Tools > Options > Compose > Font Settings. Make you settings there. > OK > OK t-4-2 "Flyingstar" <Flyingstar@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:442FEBE3-AA1B-47FA-9D1D-136D8A27F737@xxxxxx Quote: > I change the Font under format but when I start a new Email it reverts > back > to this tiny little font in black. I have to then reselect the font I want > under format or by manualy setting the font and size??? Why won't it stay > on > the font I select? |
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| | Re: Font will not stay as set for outgoing Email???? I tried that. I think the problem is hat I was using staytionary and that was overriding my font choice. Not sure why I can't have my staytionary AND font of my choice at the same time though??? "t-4-2" wrote: Quote: > Here is just my speculation. What you did as you described was formatting a > setting ONLY for that e-mail. Next subsequent e-mails will go back to > Original font setting. > Perhaps you should do it this way : > ( Read message window, not composing new e-mail window ) Tools > Options > > Compose > Font Settings. Make you settings there. > OK > OK > t-4-2 > > "Flyingstar" <Flyingstar@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:442FEBE3-AA1B-47FA-9D1D-136D8A27F737@xxxxxx Quote: > > I change the Font under format but when I start a new Email it reverts > > back > > to this tiny little font in black. I have to then reselect the font I want > > under format or by manualy setting the font and size??? Why won't it stay > > on > > the font I select? > |
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| | Re: Font will not stay as set for outgoing Email???? Remove the font setting from the stationery. -- Ronald Sommer "Flyingstar" <Flyingstar@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:961C3739-375D-4D71-9BB9-92B28469410E@xxxxxx Quote: > I tried that. I think the problem is hat I was using staytionary and that > was > overriding my font choice. Not sure why I can't have my staytionary AND > font > of my choice at the same time though??? > > "t-4-2" wrote: > Quote: >> Here is just my speculation. What you did as you described was formatting >> a >> setting ONLY for that e-mail. Next subsequent e-mails will go back to >> Original font setting. >> Perhaps you should do it this way : >> ( Read message window, not composing new e-mail window ) Tools > Options Quote: >> > >> t-4-2 >> >> "Flyingstar" <Flyingstar@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> news:442FEBE3-AA1B-47FA-9D1D-136D8A27F737@xxxxxx Quote: >> > I change the Font under format but when I start a new Email it reverts >> > back >> > to this tiny little font in black. I have to then reselect the font I >> > want >> > under format or by manualy setting the font and size??? Why won't it >> > stay >> > on >> > the font I select? >> |
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| | Re: Font will not stay as set for outgoing Email???? "Flyingstar" <Flyingstar@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:961C3739-375D-4D71-9BB9-92B28469410E@xxxxxx Quote: > I tried that. I think the problem is hat I was using staytionary and that was > overriding my font choice. Quote: > Not sure why I can't have my staytionary AND font > of my choice at the same time though??? to ignore font styles specified on webpages. Good luck Robert Aldwinckle --- Quote: > > "t-4-2" wrote: > Quote: >> Here is just my speculation. What you did as you described was formatting a >> setting ONLY for that e-mail. Next subsequent e-mails will go back to >> Original font setting. >> Perhaps you should do it this way : >> ( Read message window, not composing new e-mail window ) Tools > Options > >> Compose > Font Settings. Make you settings there. > OK > OK >> t-4-2 >> >> "Flyingstar" <Flyingstar@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> news:442FEBE3-AA1B-47FA-9D1D-136D8A27F737@xxxxxx Quote: >> > I change the Font under format but when I start a new Email it reverts >> > back >> > to this tiny little font in black. I have to then reselect the font I want >> > under format or by manualy setting the font and size??? Why won't it stay >> > on >> > the font I select? >> |
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| | Re: Font will not stay as set for outgoing Email???? ANd how would I go about doing that? Thanks! "Ron Sommer" wrote: Quote: > Remove the font setting from the stationery. > -- > Ronald Sommer > > "Flyingstar" <Flyingstar@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:961C3739-375D-4D71-9BB9-92B28469410E@xxxxxx Quote: > > I tried that. I think the problem is hat I was using staytionary and that > > was > > overriding my font choice. Not sure why I can't have my staytionary AND > > font > > of my choice at the same time though??? > > > > "t-4-2" wrote: > > Quote: > >> Here is just my speculation. What you did as you described was formatting > >> a > >> setting ONLY for that e-mail. Next subsequent e-mails will go back to > >> Original font setting. > >> Perhaps you should do it this way : > >> ( Read message window, not composing new e-mail window ) Tools > Options > >> > > >> Compose > Font Settings. Make you settings there. > OK > OK > >> t-4-2 > >> > >> "Flyingstar" <Flyingstar@xxxxxx> wrote in message > >> news:442FEBE3-AA1B-47FA-9D1D-136D8A27F737@xxxxxx > >> > I change the Font under format but when I start a new Email it reverts > >> > back > >> > to this tiny little font in black. I have to then reselect the font I > >> > want > >> > under format or by manualy setting the font and size??? Why won't it > >> > stay > >> > on > >> > the font I select? > >> > >> |
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| | Re: Font will not stay as set for outgoing Email???? I have NO idea what the "internet explorer accesability dialog" is??? "Robert Aldwinckle" wrote: Quote: > > > "Flyingstar" <Flyingstar@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:961C3739-375D-4D71-9BB9-92B28469410E@xxxxxx Quote: > > I tried that. I think the problem is hat I was using staytionary and that was > > overriding my font choice. Quote: > > Not sure why I can't have my staytionary AND font > > of my choice at the same time though??? > You can. Use the IE Options, Accessibility dialog > to ignore font styles specified on webpages. > > > Good luck > > Robert Aldwinckle > --- > > Quote: > > > > "t-4-2" wrote: > > Quote: > >> Here is just my speculation. What you did as you described was formatting a > >> setting ONLY for that e-mail. Next subsequent e-mails will go back to > >> Original font setting. > >> Perhaps you should do it this way : > >> ( Read message window, not composing new e-mail window ) Tools > Options > > >> Compose > Font Settings. Make you settings there. > OK > OK > >> t-4-2 > >> > >> "Flyingstar" <Flyingstar@xxxxxx> wrote in message > >> news:442FEBE3-AA1B-47FA-9D1D-136D8A27F737@xxxxxx > >> > I change the Font under format but when I start a new Email it reverts > >> > back > >> > to this tiny little font in black. I have to then reselect the font I want > >> > under format or by manualy setting the font and size??? Why won't it stay > >> > on > >> > the font I select? > >> > >> > |
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| | #8 (permalink) |
| | Re: Font will not stay as set for outgoing Email???? Start menu > Control Panel > Classic View > Internet Option > under Appearance, click Accessibility > put a checkmark on " Ignore font sizes specified on webpages" > OK your way out. t-4-2 "Flyingstar" <Flyingstar@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:4CF97857-7BA4-4EE5-B88B-C5292230A8EA@xxxxxx Quote: > I have NO idea what the "internet explorer accesability dialog" is??? > > "Robert Aldwinckle" wrote: > Quote: >> >> >> "Flyingstar" <Flyingstar@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> news:961C3739-375D-4D71-9BB9-92B28469410E@xxxxxx Quote: >> > I tried that. I think the problem is hat I was using staytionary and >> > that was >> > overriding my font choice. Quote: >> > Not sure why I can't have my staytionary AND font >> > of my choice at the same time though??? >> You can. Use the IE Options, Accessibility dialog >> to ignore font styles specified on webpages. >> >> >> Good luck >> >> Robert Aldwinckle >> --- >> >> Quote: >> > >> > "t-4-2" wrote: >> > >> >> Here is just my speculation. What you did as you described was >> >> formatting a >> >> setting ONLY for that e-mail. Next subsequent e-mails will go back to >> >> Original font setting. >> >> Perhaps you should do it this way : >> >> ( Read message window, not composing new e-mail window ) Tools > >> >> Options > >> >> Compose > Font Settings. Make you settings there. > OK > OK >> >> t-4-2 >> >> >> >> "Flyingstar" <Flyingstar@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> >> news:442FEBE3-AA1B-47FA-9D1D-136D8A27F737@xxxxxx >> >> > I change the Font under format but when I start a new Email it >> >> > reverts >> >> > back >> >> > to this tiny little font in black. I have to then reselect the font >> >> > I want >> >> > under format or by manualy setting the font and size??? Why won't it >> >> > stay >> >> > on >> >> > the font I select? >> >> >> >> >> |
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| | #9 (permalink) |
| | Re: Font will not stay as set for outgoing Email???? Tools, Options, Compose, Select, highlight your stationery, edit. I opened Southwest.htm. <HTML> <HEAD> <STYLE> BODY { font-family: Segoe UI; font-size: 10pt; color: 000000; margin-left: 10 px; margin-top: 115 px; background-position: top left; background-repeat: repeat; } </STYLE> </HEAD> <BODY id="ridBody" background="cactustile.jpg"> </BODY> </HTML> Your options would be to delete the font code: font-family: Segoe UI; font-size: 10pt; color: 000000; or change to the font style, size, color that you want. Save the changes. -- Ronald Sommer "Flyingstar" <Flyingstar@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:49FD9B0E-85B4-4E78-9FE2-2DFC841CAF94@xxxxxx Quote: > ANd how would I go about doing that? Thanks! > > "Ron Sommer" wrote: > Quote: >> Remove the font setting from the stationery. >> -- >> Ronald Sommer >> >> "Flyingstar" <Flyingstar@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> news:961C3739-375D-4D71-9BB9-92B28469410E@xxxxxx Quote: >> > I tried that. I think the problem is hat I was using staytionary and >> > that >> > was >> > overriding my font choice. Not sure why I can't have my staytionary AND >> > font >> > of my choice at the same time though??? >> > >> > "t-4-2" wrote: >> > >> >> Here is just my speculation. What you did as you described was >> >> formatting >> >> a >> >> setting ONLY for that e-mail. Next subsequent e-mails will go back to >> >> Original font setting. >> >> Perhaps you should do it this way : >> >> ( Read message window, not composing new e-mail window ) Tools > >> >> Options >> >> > >> >> Compose > Font Settings. Make you settings there. > OK > OK >> >> t-4-2 >> >> >> >> "Flyingstar" <Flyingstar@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> >> news:442FEBE3-AA1B-47FA-9D1D-136D8A27F737@xxxxxx >> >> > I change the Font under format but when I start a new Email it >> >> > reverts >> >> > back >> >> > to this tiny little font in black. I have to then reselect the font >> >> > I >> >> > want >> >> > under format or by manualy setting the font and size??? Why won't it >> >> > stay >> >> > on >> >> > the font I select? >> >> >> >> |
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