Virginia wrote: > What does it mean to have your settings "user defined".... > snip For what it's worth. I can only speak for Outlook Express, but "user defined" is the font setting in your email program. You can even define font settings for the more popular "Western European (ISO)". In Outlook Express, go to "Tools", "Options", "Read". Click on "Font Settings". This will bring up the lists of font settings for the various encoding types. Highlight the one you are interested in, "user defined", "western european (ISO)", or any of the others, and you will see the fonts you are using in the list below "font settings". You can then select the font you would like to see in your messages. (I use Arial for Proportional fonts and Courier New for Fixed-width fonts.) Also, for those who would like smaller or larger fonts, you can set the font size. (I use medium.) Below that is the encoding type. Select the one you would like to use and "Set as Default". The font settings are also the ones you will see when you compose your email message to sent to the list. To find out which one you are using, go to "Send" on the "Tools", "Options" menu. There, click on "International Settings". Select the settings you would like to use, i.e., "user-defined", western european (ISO)", etc. in the default encoding list. This is what will be used to send your mail. (I use the "western european (ISO). This is also what "some" people on this list look for when they view the properties of the messages you send to this list. Larry Metz [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe: http://www.legacyfamilytree.com/LegacyLists.asp
