Re: Fonts used to view this ng
> "jw286" <jw2...@email.msn.com> wrote in message > news:OaGqADm8$GA.253@cpmsnbbsa07... "Traag" <mic...@windows2000voorchristus.nl> wrote in message news:VqFd5.69$s4....@news1.dbsch1.nb.nl.home.com... > > Is there a way to set the font used to view this ng. I'm having to > > copy/paste the them onto notepad, then changing to a non-proportional > > font??? > View -> Text size -> Fixed (Outlook 5.x) Oh, right. But you have to do that every time you view a new article. If you want Outlook Express to display it fixed-width from the start, go to: Tools -> Options... -> Read -> Fonts... -> Proportional fonts Choose a fixed-width font there, like "Courier New." If you want an- other--I use Lucida Console--peek into the pull-down menu of "Fixed- width font." It lists only the fonts that are really of a fixed width. Then go back into the "Proportional font" pull-down (which lists ALL the fonts you have) and pick one of those you saw in the fixed-width pull-down menu. -- __ "In order to let a thread die reply to every __ ('__`> single post asking why the thread won't die." <'__`) // -( �OOL mm )^ \\ `\__/ http://home.t-online.de/home/ulrich.schreglmann/00L.htm \-_/'
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