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April 30th 09, 12:49 PM
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Outlook 2k3, part of Ofc 2k3.
I have a user who has one of the strangest problems I've seen in quite a while. As he types, trying to ocompose his email, the size is so small, as to be UNREADABLE. Seriously, it's so small, one absolutely can NOT read what is being typed. Outlook SAYS that the font is Arial, and the size is 10, but that is NOT what you see as you type. If you SEND the email, it's fine at destination. If you PRINT PREVIEW it before sending, you can read it, but Outlook does says that it's only 23%, not 100%. Both he and I have looked all over in Outlook to find a place to change the default size to 100%...all to no avail. Does anyone know what this is, and how to fix it? If not, does anyone have ANY idea/thought/suggestion as to what it MIGHT be, and possibly how to fix it? Thanks in advance, Tom 
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April 30th 09, 01:52 PM
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Tcs, you wrote on Thu, 30 Apr 2009 06:49:04 -0400:
Outlook 2k3, part of Ofc 2k3. I have a user who has one of the strangest problems I've seen in quite a while. As he types, trying to ocompose his email, the size is so small, as to be UNREADABLE. Seriously, it's so small, one absolutely can NOT read what is being typed. Outlook SAYS that the font is Arial, and the size is 10, but that is NOT what you see as you type. If you SEND the email, it's fine at destination. If you PRINT PREVIEW it before sending, you can read it, but Outlook does says that it's only 23%, not 100%. Both he and I have looked all over in Outlook to find a place to change the default size to 100%...all to no avail. Does anyone know what this is, and how to fix it? If not, does anyone have ANY idea/thought/suggestion as to what it MIGHT be, and possibly how to fix it? See if you can increase the font size by pressing down the CTRL key and using the the wheel of your mouse. -- Best Regards Christian Goeller MVP - MS Outlook http://www.outlookfaq.net
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April 30th 09, 01:58 PM
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... Outlook 2k3, part of Ofc 2k3. I have a user who has one of the strangest problems I've seen in quite a while. As he types, trying to ocompose his email, the size is so small, as to be UNREADABLE. Seriously, it's so small, one absolutely can NOT read what is being typed. Outlook SAYS that the font is Arial, and the size is 10, but that is NOT what you see as you type. This is usually a sign that you have the Zoom factor in Word set incorrectly. The Zoom factor is in the Zoom drop-down on the Standard toolbar or in ViewZoom. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
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