Printing in WLM

I must say that I am not happy with WLM. I upgraded from Vista to W7 and did
not know that they had revamped the mail program. Now, I can't figure out how
to change my fonts on viewing and printing. I get notifications of new
listings on a sales site that I regularly read and print. It used to take me
2 pieces of paper to print these, but now it takes 4 pieces because of the
HUGE font it now prints in. It is really aggravating and I can't find how to
change it.

And the "help" menu is the most useless thing on it. I typed on the seach
line and entered "print fonts" and it came up with one topic that didn't even
have the words "print" or "fonts" in the entire "answer".

I am looking more and more seriously at a Mac. I think that my $149 on the
W7 upgrade is down the drain!

If you could help me, I'd appreciate it. I am a 51 year old man so don't
start speaking "computerese" to me. Keep it simple! Thanks!
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Mac

View, Text Size in Internet Explorer sets the print font size in Microsoft
email programs (OE, WM, and WLMail).

Win 7 does not come with an email program. Did you download WLMail?
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Ron Sommer
MS MVP-Mail

"Marty" <> wrote in message
news:B39E6595-49DA-40D4-87EB-...
> I must say that I am not happy with WLM. I upgraded from Vista to W7 and
> did
> not know that they had revamped the mail program. Now, I can't figure out
> how
> to change my fonts on viewing and printing. I get notifications of new
> listings on a sales site that I regularly read and print. It used to take
> me
> 2 pieces of paper to print these, but now it takes 4 pieces because of the
> HUGE font it now prints in. It is really aggravating and I can't find how
> to
> change it.
>
> And the "help" menu is the most useless thing on it. I typed on the seach
> line and entered "print fonts" and it came up with one topic that didn't
> even
> have the words "print" or "fonts" in the entire "answer".
>
> I am looking more and more seriously at a Mac. I think that my $149 on the
> W7 upgrade is down the drain!
>
> If you could help me, I'd appreciate it. I am a 51 year old man so don't
> start speaking "computerese" to me. Keep it simple! Thanks!
> --
> Mac