Jonas Jørgensen wrote:
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> I can see the usefullness of making text bold or italic. But HTML for
> email also allows the sender to specify ugly fonts, sizes, colors,
> background colors, margins, images, and a lot of other things which,
> when combined, *far* outweighs being able to make a word bold.
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The specification for the font "you" see is set up in your newsreader.
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At least in Communicator it is . Go to Edit > Preferences> Appearence > Fonts.
you set font type and size for Variable and Monospaced fonts. You adjust
the Font size (point size).
I have both variable and Monospaced fonts now to viewed as Beguait 16
point (use 1024 *768 monitor setting) so I can read messages without
giving me a headache. In the same preference you can choose to overide
page specific and dynamic fonts on a web page and sub your own fonts.
I think the very same thing is in Moz and N6 only there are about 6 or 8
settings including for serif and san serif
In the mail and news reader you have control over the most of the fonts
you view.
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> --
> /Jonas
> 'Open Systems' means no fences. And no fences means no use for Gates.
> - Sun Microsystems
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