Hi,
Several users in my network face a very weared problem.
They have their message format HTML as a default. When
they send a message in a regular font size, it's received
at the other end with font size distortions. It may select
part of the message body and set it's font to a very large
font. I tried even to know the size of the new font and
the maximm font "36" was very small compared to it. It
some times selects the time or part of the signature and
perform the same thing.

I tried to set the default message format to RTF and it's
under testing now.

Does any one faced this problem before. Is their any
solution to it.

Appreciate you efforts.

Thanks,

Essam

What you see is NOT what they get. If you specify a font (type NOT size)
that is not on the recipient's computer, their computer will substitute
something else, which could be a completely different size.


"Essam" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:46de01c3ff87$69ab07b0$(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hi,
> Several users in my network face a very weared problem.
> They have their message format HTML as a default. When
> they send a message in a regular font size, it's received
> at the other end with font size distortions. It may select
> part of the message body and set it's font to a very large
> font. I tried even to know the size of the new font and
> the maximm font "36" was very small compared to it. It
> some times selects the time or part of the signature and
> perform the same thing.
>
> I tried to set the default message format to RTF and it's
> under testing now.
>
> Does any one faced this problem before. Is their any
> solution to it.
>
> Appreciate you efforts.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Essam
>
>