Soldato
Howdy All,
I've been using Thunderbird on OS X for a while now, and while its fantastic on PC its just not right on OS X (just seems to be a PC app that has been straight ported to OS X and is quite ugly there).
So I decided to give Mail a go, now everything in Mail is great, apart from one very annoying issue, and thats with email I receive (usually from PC users) having its body font very small. Most other emails (especially from OS X users) is fine, and so are quite a lot of emails from pcs users too.
The fonts in my prefs are fine, as they are set to Arial 12, which is perfectly readable, but the emails in question come in at Arial 8 (sometimes smaller) and its hard to read.
Does anybody else have this issue? Is there an option hidden somewhere, like in Thunderbird, where you can tell mail to FORCE all emails to use your fonts? There's also an option in Thunderbird that lets you set a minimum size for the fonts that come in, so I've never had this problem there.
Any help you can give will be appreciated!
ta
I've been using Thunderbird on OS X for a while now, and while its fantastic on PC its just not right on OS X (just seems to be a PC app that has been straight ported to OS X and is quite ugly there).
So I decided to give Mail a go, now everything in Mail is great, apart from one very annoying issue, and thats with email I receive (usually from PC users) having its body font very small. Most other emails (especially from OS X users) is fine, and so are quite a lot of emails from pcs users too.
The fonts in my prefs are fine, as they are set to Arial 12, which is perfectly readable, but the emails in question come in at Arial 8 (sometimes smaller) and its hard to read.
Does anybody else have this issue? Is there an option hidden somewhere, like in Thunderbird, where you can tell mail to FORCE all emails to use your fonts? There's also an option in Thunderbird that lets you set a minimum size for the fonts that come in, so I've never had this problem there.
Any help you can give will be appreciated!
ta