Outlook 2003 changes plain text font

[Guest]

I have all three fonts set up to be the same for new, replying/forwarding and
plain text. My problem is is Outlook changes the plain text font bacxk to a
default every time I close it. Why does it do this and how can i get it to
keep the text i want without having to change it every day when i open it.

A second not as important question is when i reply to an e-mail that is HTML
why won't it use my stationary for the reply. My signature shows up but on a
blank white background. How can i change this?

 

[Brian Tillman]

I have all three fonts set up to be the same for new,
replying/forwarding and plain text. My problem is is Outlook changes
the plain text font bacxk to a default every time I close it. Why
does it do this and how can i get it to keep the text i want without
having to change it every day when i open it.

Where have you specified the font settings and where are you seeing the
incorrect font?

A second not as important question is when i reply to an e-mail that
is HTML why won't it use my stationary for the reply. My signature
shows up but on a blank white background. How can i change this?

Replies and forwards always use the format of the original message,
including any stationery, so if your sender did not include a stationery or
a different one than what you have chosen, you'll see the sender's settings.

 

[Guest]

I specify the fonts in mail format / stationary-fonts/ fonts/ when composing
and reading plain text. New and Replying/forwarding stay the same but the
plain text reverts back to a default every time i close Outlook i also have
Word set with the same default font too. I also have "always use my
fonts" checked too.

 

[Brian Tillman]

I specify the fonts in mail format / stationary-fonts/ fonts/ when
composing and reading plain text. New and Replying/forwarding stay
the same but the plain text reverts back to a default every time i
close Outlook i also have Word set with the same default font too.
I also have "always use my fonts" checked too.

I'm afraid I can't reproduce it.