on Sun, 13
Jan 2008 16:43:32 -0800
> I only send email as plain text. I have to accept HTML email because
> some of the professional organization sites I subscribe to insist on it.
I do not accept HTML only plain text. The organizations I belong to send plain
text or both plain text and HTML so I only see them in plain text. This is
something you should suggest to any organization that insists on HTML only.
But I do have the option of switching to HTML if I want to to see an HTML only
message, so far I have not needed to use the option.
> My problem is that I find it hard to see the text in a Compose window. I
> suspect that there must be a setting in some setup file for Thunderbird
> for this. It is hard to believe that the font size is hard coded. I will
> suffer until someone surfaces to help me.
Well if TB is so limited in its capabilities you should probably think about
using a different email client.
--
Robert Blair
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