unreadable text size in when writing new emails

T

TuesdaysChild

When I am typing a new email, the font and size setting is normal (Arial 10),
and yet the size fo the text display while I'm typing is so tiny that it is
completely unreadable. The screen resolution is normal, and after the email
is sent, I can look at it in the Sent Items folder and read it perfectly.
Right now, in order to see what I'm typing, I have to change the font size to
20 and hope that I remember to change it back to a smaller size before I send
the email. This is annoying. Please help.
 
K

Kathy Jacobs

Do you see this on all emails, or just those you send from within OneNote?
If you are seeing this on all emails, then you should probably post this to
the Outlook community instead of here in the OneNote community.

If you are seeing this within OneNote (for example when you email a page),
then you can adjust the zoom instead of the font size and you will what you
are adding to the page much easier. If you are talking about the
introduction box that appears when you send a page from within OneNote, I
don't know that there is a way to adjust the font size in that box.

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Kathy Jacobs, Microsoft MVP OneNote and PowerPoint
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O

ollieburd

I have the same problem as Tuesday's Child. I have Windows XP and my
email is talktalk/AOL. I have managed to enlarge the whole site but
when I write it is still miniscule. If I have it on Rich Text it
peppers my emails with random question marks - which annoys the
recipients! Help! Ollieburd.
 

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