blurry text for font Calibri

L

Landa

Hi, recently I have found that the text for all incoming emails with font
Calibri become blurry. I suspect that this is because the senders are using
MS 2007 while I am using Outlook and Word 2000. I also tried opening some old
emails with font Calibri and they all become blurry as well. Previously I
didn't get a problem with those emails. I am not sure if this is related, but
this happens after I have installed the compatibility pack for 2007 office
like a week ago because I needed to view a docx file. I have tried
uninstalled the app but the problem exists.

Could anyway be so kind to help me on this? Thanks a bunch!
 
D

Diane Poremsky [MVP]

so its only this font that is blurry? What OS do you use?

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L

Landa

I've checked the font dropdown list, and found that Consolas, Corbel and Dark
Courier are blurry as well, but I've never used those or received emails
using those fonts. It's only that most incoming emails are using Calibri now
so it makes it quite hard for me to read those blurry emails (or I need to
change the font in order to read it more easily...).

I am using window XP as for OS.

Thanks!

Diane Poremsky said:
so its only this font that is blurry? What OS do you use?

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Landa said:
Hi, recently I have found that the text for all incoming emails with font
Calibri become blurry. I suspect that this is because the senders are
using
MS 2007 while I am using Outlook and Word 2000. I also tried opening some
old
emails with font Calibri and they all become blurry as well. Previously I
didn't get a problem with those emails. I am not sure if this is related,
but
this happens after I have installed the compatibility pack for 2007 office
like a week ago because I needed to view a docx file. I have tried
uninstalled the app but the problem exists.

Could anyway be so kind to help me on this? Thanks a bunch!
 
J

jam-acp

Do you need calibri? Maybe you can delete it, which I think would force
Outlook to display your messages in a different font.

Landa said:
I've checked the font dropdown list, and found that Consolas, Corbel and Dark
Courier are blurry as well, but I've never used those or received emails
using those fonts. It's only that most incoming emails are using Calibri now
so it makes it quite hard for me to read those blurry emails (or I need to
change the font in order to read it more easily...).

I am using window XP as for OS.

Thanks!

Diane Poremsky said:
so its only this font that is blurry? What OS do you use?

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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Landa said:
Hi, recently I have found that the text for all incoming emails with font
Calibri become blurry. I suspect that this is because the senders are
using
MS 2007 while I am using Outlook and Word 2000. I also tried opening some
old
emails with font Calibri and they all become blurry as well. Previously I
didn't get a problem with those emails. I am not sure if this is related,
but
this happens after I have installed the compatibility pack for 2007 office
like a week ago because I needed to view a docx file. I have tried
uninstalled the app but the problem exists.

Could anyway be so kind to help me on this? Thanks a bunch!
 
A

allisonjean

you could try downloading the fonts from:
http://www.urbanfonts.com/blog/download-new-vista-fonts-free/

jam-acp said:
Do you need calibri? Maybe you can delete it, which I think would force
Outlook to display your messages in a different font.

Landa said:
I've checked the font dropdown list, and found that Consolas, Corbel and Dark
Courier are blurry as well, but I've never used those or received emails
using those fonts. It's only that most incoming emails are using Calibri now
so it makes it quite hard for me to read those blurry emails (or I need to
change the font in order to read it more easily...).

I am using window XP as for OS.

Thanks!

Diane Poremsky said:
so its only this font that is blurry? What OS do you use?

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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(e-mail address removed)

EMO - a weekly newsletter about Outlook and Exchange:
(e-mail address removed)

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Hi, recently I have found that the text for all incoming emails with font
Calibri become blurry. I suspect that this is because the senders are
using
MS 2007 while I am using Outlook and Word 2000. I also tried opening some
old
emails with font Calibri and they all become blurry as well. Previously I
didn't get a problem with those emails. I am not sure if this is related,
but
this happens after I have installed the compatibility pack for 2007 office
like a week ago because I needed to view a docx file. I have tried
uninstalled the app but the problem exists.

Could anyway be so kind to help me on this? Thanks a bunch!
 
D

Diane Poremsky [MVP]

I'd try setting the default fonts to use Arial or something else (tools,
options, mail format, fonts), and if that didn't seem to fix it, delete the
calibri font from my system. Outlook will use alternate fonts if if can't
find calibri.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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(e-mail address removed)

EMO - a weekly newsletter about Outlook and Exchange:
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allisonjean said:
you could try downloading the fonts from:
http://www.urbanfonts.com/blog/download-new-vista-fonts-free/

jam-acp said:
Do you need calibri? Maybe you can delete it, which I think would force
Outlook to display your messages in a different font.

Landa said:
I've checked the font dropdown list, and found that Consolas, Corbel
and Dark
Courier are blurry as well, but I've never used those or received
emails
using those fonts. It's only that most incoming emails are using
Calibri now
so it makes it quite hard for me to read those blurry emails (or I need
to
change the font in order to read it more easily...).

I am using window XP as for OS.

Thanks!

:

so its only this font that is blurry? What OS do you use?

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



Outlook Tips by email:
(e-mail address removed)

EMO - a weekly newsletter about Outlook and Exchange:
(e-mail address removed)

You can access this newsgroup by visiting
http://www.microsoft.com/office/community/en-us/default.mspx or point
your
newsreader to msnews.microsoft.com.


Hi, recently I have found that the text for all incoming emails
with font
Calibri become blurry. I suspect that this is because the senders
are
using
MS 2007 while I am using Outlook and Word 2000. I also tried
opening some
old
emails with font Calibri and they all become blurry as well.
Previously I
didn't get a problem with those emails. I am not sure if this is
related,
but
this happens after I have installed the compatibility pack for 2007
office
like a week ago because I needed to view a docx file. I have tried
uninstalled the app but the problem exists.

Could anyway be so kind to help me on this? Thanks a bunch!
 
S

Steve Thackery

Despite Microsoft's efforts, I don't think Calibri looks at all good
on-screen. Printed, though, it's a gem.

Incidentally, if you monitor is not running at its native resolution, it
will make it much worse.

SteveT
 

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