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January 30th 06, 02:42 PM
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HTML Emails Not Using Default Font
I'm using O2003. I have all my fonts composing, reading,
replying/forwarding to be Tahoma 10. Sometimes when I get a message and reply, it defaults to Times New Roman 10. I then need to change it back to Tahoma. Can I change this so it always defaults to Tahoma 10 all the time. In the past I didn't think this could be done, but wanted to ask if maybe it was now possible. Thank you. Shawn 
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