email fonts

When you reply to an email can you change the fonts?

Yep, what program are you using?
In outlook when you click on new you get the tab to format text.


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Yep, what program are you using?
I'm using the program that came with Vista and it's called "Windows Mail"

In outlook when you click on new you get the tab to format text.
I'm using Vista so I'm using "Windows Mail"

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It depends also on the OS used, mostly the language settings, as well as the
settings used in the email program. How it appears to the recipient depends
on their OS, email program and its settings. For example, you can send an
HJTML-formatted message using Zippy-Do Mod and many imbedded photographs and
the recipient will see Courier and no pictures.

Tom Ferguson


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> Yep, what program are you using?
> In outlook when you click on new you get the tab to format text.
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> It depends also on the OS used, mostly the language settings, as well as
> the settings used in the email program. How it appears to the recipient
> depends on their OS, email program and its settings. For example, you can
> send an HJTML-formatted message using Zippy-Do Mod and many imbedded
> photographs and the recipient will see Courier and no pictures.

This has nothing to do with my question. Of course it's Vista, Microsoft
mail, English etc.

OK.

Good luck.

Tom

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> "Tom Ferguson" <> wrote in message
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>> It depends also on the OS used, mostly the language settings, as well as
>> the settings used in the email program. How it appears to the recipient
>> depends on their OS, email program and its settings. For example, you can
>> send an HJTML-formatted message using Zippy-Do Mod and many imbedded
>> photographs and the recipient will see Courier and no pictures.
>
> This has nothing to do with my question. Of course it's Vista, Microsoft
> mail, English etc.
>

the added bit at the bottom of my text is from the forum I work with
Vistax64.co

Using windows mail
when using a new message you have some options
The first being Arial shown with a drop down box
Clicking the drop down box you are able to change the font, clicking o
the size drop down box you are able to change the size
If you are un-sure I would advise just playing with the product.
think you would pick it up quite easy

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In Windows Mail:

Select Tools/Options

Click the Compose Tab
You can set your default fonts there

Click the Sent Tab
Select HTML as the sending format, and
Uncheck Reply to messages using the format in which they were sent.

You can now create emails and replies using your chosen font.

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"Golden" <> wrote in message
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> When you reply to an email can you change the fonts?

Yes.


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