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Resolved · Low Priority · Version 2007

Reply Fri 30 May 2008, 16:39Delegate David said...

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Outlook

How do you set up default styles (Fonts & Colours) for all outgoing emails

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Reply Sun 8 Jun 2008, 17:26Trainer Katie said...

RE: Outlook 2007 default font settings

Dear Daivd,

How are you finding working with Office 2007 so far? I hope you found the training useful.

I have put down some steps for changing the default font settings in Outlook 2007.

1. Open Outlook 2007 > Tools menu > Options
2. Select Mail Format tab > click button Stationery and Fonts
3. Select Personal Stationery tab
4. Change each type of message font formats to your preferences
5. Press OK

Regards,

Katie
Microsoft Certified Trainer

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