Set default fonts for E-mails

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Outlook enables you to specify default fonts to use for different situations when dealing with e-mail. Additionally you can individually configure default font settings for composing new e-mail and replying and forwarding.

For any of these situations, use the following instructions to specify your desired default font:

   1.   Select Tools -> Options... and choose the Mail Format tab.

   2.   Click the Stationary and Fonts... button:

Options in Outlook 2007

   3.   In the Signatures and Stationery dialog box, click the Font... button associated with the font you want to change.

Fonts in Outlook 2007

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