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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 9 Mar 2000.
Re: MS outlook?

Re: MS outlook?

Ron Hart <ron...@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:ezOx4.1347$nb2...@vixen.cso.uiuc.edu...

> Anybody know how to have ms outlook display only in courier font, so I don't
> have to keep cutting/pasting to notepad?

I know what to do in Outlook EXPRESS.

Tools -> Options... -> Read -> Fonts...

Then insert a fixed width font of your choice from the "Proportional
Font" pulldown.  It'll also display HTML e-mails and posts in that
font from then on.  It's easy to get used to, though.

Why OE doesn't work like IE--proportional fonts for "text/html" and
fixed width fonts for "text/plain"--is one big mystery to me!


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