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How do I permanently change the font size when sending emails?

How do I change the font size for emails?

  • I was reading email this morning using Firefox 5. I did something to cause the font size to change to the smallest possible size. I can't figure out how to get it back to a readable size. Any and all ideas will be appreciated.

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    Press and hold down your Ctrl key and use your scroll wheel on you mouse at the same time this will allow you to.Decrease/increase your font/text size this should work but with a slim chance it does not work then try a system re-store.

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There are several methods to enlarge or shrink the font size on your screen, and they work for ANY web page, in any browser. They may have to be set for each web site, unfortunately, although they usually remain constant for links within that site. Usually, Windows 'remembers' the set size when you close that site, and uses it again the next time. (from easiest to slowest), take your choice: 1. Hold the Ctrl key and move the scroll wheel slowly ... away from you to enlarge, towards you to shrink. On a laptop touchpad, use Ctrl and finger down. 2. Hold the Ctrl key and click + or + + to enlarge, and - or - - to shrink. (On Windows 7, use the Windows key and + or -, not Ctrl.) 3. Click View at the top > Zoom > Zoom In or Zoom Out (the keyboard shortcuts in #2 are there as a clue if you forget them) 4. In Internet Explorer, use the magnifier at the bottom of the page (usually 100%)

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