On Tue, 21 Jan 2014 22:02:52 -0500, jim <j...@earthlink.com> in mozilla.support.seamonkey wrote:
>On Mon, 20 Jan 2014 21:51:15 -0500, Ed Mullen ><ejobviouslyrem...@edmullen.net> in mozilla.support.seamonkey wrote: > >>EE wrote: >>> Paul B. Gallagher wrote: >>>> Rob wrote: >>>>> jim <j...@earthlink.com> wrote: >>>>>> Seamonkey 2.9.1 >>>>>> >>>>>> that the email composition font is liable to change from your setting >>>>>> for >>>>>> html messages to variable font mixed (i think that is what it is) is >>>>>> not >>>>>> longer something i beat myself up for as something "i am doing" since i >>>>>> find out it happens to other people (and even with thunderbird). I >>>>>> found >>>>>> it several years ago and changed it form a serif (times roman or >>>>>> courier >>>>>> or similar) to match my primary arial composition font and size as >>>>>> close >>>>>> as possible and can not 'refind" it since i have made a recent >>>>>> change in >>>>>> my html font from "large" to extra large". >>>>>> >>>>>> cutting to the chase: does anyone know where the setting for the >>>>>> secondary >>>>>> default font for email composition in Seamonkey is? >>>>>> >>>>>> jim >>>>> >>>>> Please note that once you change the font setting for mail composition, >>>>> things become extremely buggy. You will not be able to predict what >>>>> happens when you backspace, cut-and-paste, reply to part of a message, >>>>> etc. It worked okay in the past but it has been broken and apparently >>>>> it is not going to be fixed. >>>>> >>>>> It may work sort of reasonable in the extremely old version that you >>>>> use. >>>> >>>> Strange you should say that; I've customized my font settings pretty >>>> extensively and not had any trouble as a result. I certainly haven't >>>> seen spaces vanish or characters move around without permission. >>>> >>>> Like Ed, I don't know what a "secondary font" could be. >>>> >>> Probably it is the font used by the sender of the message rather than >>> the one you choose to display messages. >>> >> >>Well, until the OP chimes in we'll never know. > >possibly "secondary default font" was a poor description. I will quietly >drop the subject, i've only been using Netscape and then Son of Netscape >for twenty years..... (for years seamonkey carried system files from one version to another that still had the header "This Is a netscape file, do not edit" -- which, of course, only meant to close the app before editing that file) _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
