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Bob
How do I adjust the text size for my mail folders?
Thanks,
Bob
Thanks,
Bob
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M
MICHAEL
Bob said:How do I adjust the text size for my mail folders? Thanks,
Bob
You can't.
-Michael
S
Steve Cochran
What specifically are you trying to change? The message text?
What folder text do you mean?
steve
What folder text do you mean?
steve
B
Bob
No the folder listing text. I found how to do what I wanted-it's the
settings in the "appearance" box under advanced. I needed to increase the
size of the text windows ( active text etc.) and changed the font and it's
size to be a little larger. It's been a long time since I set up XP and it
took a while to remember where the settings were.
Thanks,
Bob
settings in the "appearance" box under advanced. I needed to increase the
size of the text windows ( active text etc.) and changed the font and it's
size to be a little larger. It's been a long time since I set up XP and it
took a while to remember where the settings were.
Thanks,
Bob
M
MICHAEL
Wow, you've lost me.
-Michael
-Michael
Bob said:No the folder listing text. I found how to do what I wanted-it's the settings in the
"appearance" box under advanced. I needed to increase the size of the text windows ( active
text etc.) and changed the font and it's size to be a little larger. It's been a long time
since I set up XP and it took a while to remember where the settings were.
Thanks,
Bob
B
Bob
Right click on the desktop. Select personalize, window and color appearance,
open classic appearance properties for more color options, appearance
settings then advanced. Then you can adjust all kinds of window parameters,
font styles, color and sizes for various things like "message text".
Bob
open classic appearance properties for more color options, appearance
settings then advanced. Then you can adjust all kinds of window parameters,
font styles, color and sizes for various things like "message text".
Bob
M
MICHAEL
Okay, makes sense now.
For a second I thought you were seeing some hidden
options in Windows Mail.
-Michael
For a second I thought you were seeing some hidden
options in Windows Mail.
-Michael
S
Steve Cochran
It used to be the icon font. I don't know if its the same in Vista. Try
that.
steve
that.
steve
B
Bob
Still the same...I found it after a while of tweaking.
Thanks,
Bob
Thanks,
Bob
S
Steve Cochran
Thanks for the feedback. Good to know.
steve
steve
Bob said:Still the same...I found it after a while of tweaking.
Thanks,
Bob
G
Guest
What about font and color in the body of the message. Could not seem to get
there. Just got this "Vista" yesterday and am chewing nails so far. Hope it
gets better. Am trying to do far too much at once I guess> Thanks for
anything you can do.
Kay
there. Just got this "Vista" yesterday and am chewing nails so far. Hope it
gets better. Am trying to do far too much at once I guess> Thanks for
anything you can do.
Kay
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Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE/WM
Kay said:What about font and color in the body of the message. Could not seem to
get
there. Just got this "Vista" yesterday and am chewing nails so far. Hope
it
gets better. Am trying to do far too much at once I guess> Thanks for
anything you can do.
Kay
Are you composing in HTML?
G
Guest
Many thanks, Bob. Got it. Any ideas on calendars other "owner's calendar"
that I don't have to be on the Internet to use? Again, thanks for your help!
that I don't have to be on the Internet to use? Again, thanks for your help!
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