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Lew
The following is a post from a year ago I copied/pasted. I've since
discovered it's not just Eudora. I didn't receive an answer then. Maybe
I'll get one this time:
I posted yesterday that replies from people using Eudora come back in
a different font (Times New Roman) than I sent them out. I've
researched and discovered this article.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;223878
Outlook changes the font to Times New Roman 10pt whenever a message
changes from Plain Text to HTML even if it isn't the default HTML
font. Somewhere in the process of send/receive/reply/receive this
must be happening. I'm sure this has been addressed here before since
the article is for OL2000, but I've been using Eudora so this is the
first time I've run into it.
Microsoft acknowledged this problem in OL2000 over a year ago but it's
still there in OL2003. Is Microsoft working on this? If so, do they
have a solution other than "You must manually change the font back"?
Is there a workaround or add-in to fix this? It wouldn't be so bad
but I HATE Times New Roman!
Thanks in advance.
Lew
discovered it's not just Eudora. I didn't receive an answer then. Maybe
I'll get one this time:
I posted yesterday that replies from people using Eudora come back in
a different font (Times New Roman) than I sent them out. I've
researched and discovered this article.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;223878
Outlook changes the font to Times New Roman 10pt whenever a message
changes from Plain Text to HTML even if it isn't the default HTML
font. Somewhere in the process of send/receive/reply/receive this
must be happening. I'm sure this has been addressed here before since
the article is for OL2000, but I've been using Eudora so this is the
first time I've run into it.
Microsoft acknowledged this problem in OL2000 over a year ago but it's
still there in OL2003. Is Microsoft working on this? If so, do they
have a solution other than "You must manually change the font back"?
Is there a workaround or add-in to fix this? It wouldn't be so bad
but I HATE Times New Roman!
Thanks in advance.
Lew