Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 21 Oct 1998.
configure outlook
alt.ascii-art
· 6 messages · 21 Oct 1998 - 4 Nov 1998
How do I configure Outlook to view fixed fonts? Michael
you go to tools > options > read > fonts button set them all to Courier New Michael Phillips wrote in message ... >How do I configure Outlook to view fixed fonts? > >Michael > > >
I dont find the font fixed fonts there... Andrew Carpenter a �crit dans le message <70lmuu$9be$1...@newsreader2.core.theplanet.net>... >you go to tools > options > read > fonts button > >set them all to Courier New > > > >Michael Phillips wrote in message ... >>How do I configure Outlook to view fixed fonts? >> >>Michael >> >> >> > >
Egad!!!! No, don't do that. Set them all to Topaz New, and delete that ugly Courier font. JRO Andrew Carpenter wrote in message <70lmuu$9be$1...@newsreader2.core.theplanet.net>... >you go to tools > options > read > fonts button > >set them all to Courier New > > > >Michael Phillips wrote in message ... >>How do I configure Outlook to view fixed fonts? >> >>Michael >> >> >> > >
> Egad!!!! No, don't do that. Set them all to Topaz New, and delete that ugly > Courier font. Hey Jonathan, could you e-mail me Topaz New.ttf? -- _ _ ___ _ ___ _ _ ___ | | / o | |_| o ) | |_ -| v a l d u s @ ICQ: 7107014 \_/|_|_|___|__/|___|___| bcgroup . net Hilton Janfield Nike Condoms: Just do it. Toyota Condoms: Oh what a feeling.
Could you mail me it too? Or put it on the net somewhere so everyone can get it? Thanks Hilton Janfield wrote in message <363...@bcgroup.net>... >> Egad!!!! No, don't do that. Set them all to Topaz New, and delete that ugly >> Courier font. > >Hey Jonathan, could you e-mail me Topaz New.ttf? > >-- > _ _ ___ _ ___ _ _ ___ >| | / o | |_| o ) | |_ -| v a l d u s @ ICQ: 7107014 > \_/|_|_|___|__/|___|___| bcgroup . net Hilton Janfield > >Nike Condoms: Just do it. Toyota Condoms: Oh what a feeling.
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