[nfbcs] OK...Here's a stump the computer whiz question!

[Steve Jacobson]

Jim,

One possible solution might to be to send it to your friend as plain text.  It should be easier for your friend to change the display size in that case.  I think there is even 
a way to have Outlook remember that a particular contact should receive plain text but I don't remember where for certain.  However, plain text would probably 
default to however his display is set up.

Best regards,

Steve Jacobson		

On Thu, 21 Jan 2010 23:29:26 -0800, Jim wrote:

>As you know, I use Outlook 2007.  I like it just fine.

>However, I've run into a problem with someone receiving my emails.  He is
>needing the font to be at a very different size than what is standard.

>Currently, I have it set as size 11, which I had never changed.  My friend
>sees it better at size 16.

>What I do now is change the font of the specific email, but at times, I
>forget because I shoot something off in a hurry.

>I can set the font to his size and make it the standard, but then others
>probably won't want to see it that big.

> 

>So, can there be a macro or can I do some kind of message rule where only my
>friend's emails get sent at that particular font size?  I don't think so,
>from the searching I've done.  I've also asked another teacher friend of
>mine, and he wasn't sure either.

> 

>I think the answer everyone's going to give me is that I'm just going to
>need to always change the font before sending him an email, but it never
>hurts to ask, right?

>So, macro or email message rule?  Anything??

>Jim

> 

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