Junior Member I need to receive/open/read a lot of email with HTML. Is there a way to change the incoming font to a larger size in order to read it with HTML mail? 'Roady [MVP]' wrote: > For all messages?

> Configure Outlook to receive all main in Plain Text and then set your > favorite Plain Text font and size. > > Tools-> Trust Center-> Email Security-> Read all standard mail in Plain Text > and > Tools-> Options-> tab Mail Format-> Stationery and Fonts.-> Composing and > reading plain text messages > > -- > Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook] > Coauthor, Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003 > > Outlook FAQ, HowTo, Downloads, Add-Ins and more > > > Real World Questions, Real World Answers > > ----- > > 'Phil' wrote in message > news: > > Can you change the font size of incoming mail in Outlook 2007?

Outlook doesn’t like to allow this by default. When viewing HTML messages there is no built-in way to force the zoom level. For Text messages, you can use the Tools → Options → Mail Format → Stationary and Fonts → Personal Stationary route, and you can also force all email to display in plain text using Tools-> Trust Center-> E-mail Security-> Read all standard mail in plain text There are a couple of add-ons to Outlook that aren’t free, which will force the zoom level like. Classic video game emulator for mac. If you don’t mind getting your hands dirty, you can to automatically force all email windows to a particular zoom size. And finally, if you really need bigger fonts, it might be worth thinking about just using Windows’ Screen Resolution panel and making all the fonts on your system bigger.

Sometimes, the fonts in the outlook is too small when composing email in Microsoft Outlook 2011. [For Mac OS X 10.6] There is another very hidden way to increase your specific application zoom ratio in Mac. This setting is not too horrible for text editing application with tiny text like Microsoft Outlook. Change Outlook's default view font setting? Ask Question up vote 4 down vote favorite. (red color from emails from boss). Is there a way to change the current mail view to another folder Outlook for Mac with keyboard shortcuts?