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How to make sure Mail sends font info with messages
This is an abysmal hint. You should NEVER try to specify a font size in an email, because the message isn't for you, it's for me. You don't know what my screen is like, or what my eyesight is like. Without that information, you can't know what font size is comfortable for me to read.
How to make sure Mail sends font info with messages
I agree with those who prefer plain text emails. I, too, want to choose my own fonts for reading email (and I do).
How to make sure Mail sends font info with messages
I meant to add, though, that I am grateful our original poster took the time to share this hint with us. Thank you.
How to make sure Mail sends font info with messages
No, the message is the senders message, which he is entitled to format as he sees fit, just as he would with a letter. It's up to you to set your client to help you out with your poor eyesight or unusual screen resolution, not him (if he's got any sense, he'll have used a format that's reasonable at most commonly used resolutions, and if he hasn't, I for one want to know that I'm dealing with someone that stupid). That's the benefit of this technology over paper; the fact that you can choose how to recieve stuff. |
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