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Selecting specific font size in Yahoo mail?

Discussion in 'General Software' started by mikehende, Jun 5, 2014.

  1. mikehende

    mikehende Senior Member

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    With the new Yahoo mail, the only font size options I am seeing are small, medium, large and extra large, none of them works for me, is there a way to select a specific font size?
     
  2. allheart55 (Cindy E)

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    Hi Mike,

    Yahoo has changed so many things and the font size is just one more change, (not for the better.)
     
  3. Rich M

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    You know as I see it web based email is so limited to begin with, I have no clue why those in the know suspect this will take over all forms of email. For my sake I cannot find the features on any web based email
    so I don't know what I'll do if this ever happens. I tried really hard one time to use GMail online for all my email addresses which to my way of thinking is pretty well featured for webmail, and I could not make do with it
    as it is just lacking so many features. The most annoying of all was having 5 Inboxes and so on for all folders. I mean fonts were decent as were settings but it is so "Spartan" compared to Outlook I just found it super annoying.
     
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    That's true Rich, but remember Outlook for the novice and even some advanced users that don't have a proper AV that scans incoming, and if your rules are not set up to handle attachments correctly you are literally opening up Pandora's box using outlook unless one has some experience doing so.
     
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    Oh so true Catch_22, the danger is greater bringing the email into the pc and Outlook surely is not for everyone. Years back I hated Outlook actually but
    I have learned to love it as it is the only onboard email I could find that allows multiple pcs to access the store and it is so convenient having the Calendar right there
    and a full word processor in email.
     
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    Yeah it's a wonderful e-mail client. The only caveat being that It's a downloading service. It's there to download all your messages, and in this day and age one has to be vigilant controlling anything that downloads en masse.
     
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    Quite true actually and something I think about all the time.
     

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