[Novalug] Increasing font size problem again
Bonnie Dalzell
bdalzell@qis.net
Mon Jul 28 09:08:03 EDT 2014
On Mon, 28 Jul 2014, Jay Hart wrote:
> Charlie,
>
> An easier way for you to compose emails would be to create the document in a editor, edit to your
> hearts content, then paste the contents into squirrelmail and send it out. This would stop all
> that forwarding to you, reedit, etc.
a simple and useful plain text editor is gedit which may already be in
your installation.
you can use the gedit preferences to change display font size in the
editor. this does not influence the font size for the rest of your
installation.
i do a lot of editing in gedit and then just cut and paste the final
results into my e-mail application.
>
> Jay
>
>> List,
>>
>> There is a problem with increasing rhe font size as John Franklin advises
>> me: the entire screen is out of whack.
>>
>> Is there a way of choosing a larger font size to begin with?
>>
>> As John points out, I use SquirrelMail. When I have a lengthy and closely
>> reasoned document to write, I start it, forward it to myself, add a bit,
>> rerepeat, until I get it to read the way I want it to read. Starting with
>> a font size I like would be a big help.
>>
>> Charlie
>> .
>>
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