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How to change default font in Outlook 2010
If you are bored of your default Outlook font, you can always change it, let me walk you through.
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Open your Microsoft Outlook 2010 and click the File tab.
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In the left pane, click Options.
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In Outlook Options window click Mail.
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Click the Stationery and Fonts... button.
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Click New mail messages Font... button.
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Now choose the new Font for all the new Emails you are going to write.
You can also choose the new Font color.
Click OK when done.
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Now choose the Font... button under Replying or forwarding messages, and choose the same font and maybe a different color.
You can of course choose a different font as well. This settings are going to effect the text in all the Email replies and forwardings you are going to write.
Click OK when done.
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Next time you write an Email, it should be in a new font you chose for your Outlook.
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