Hello Jack, Monday, April 29, 2013, 11:23:49 PM, you wrote:
JSL> If I use a particular font when composing HTML messages, does the font travel JSL> with the message? In other words, will the recipient see the font I used in JSL> composing the message even if they don't have that font installed on their JSL> computer? Unfortunately, yes. Font, size and colour will be transmitted along with formatting, such as bold, underline, itlaics etc. This is one of the "beautiful" features of HTML email. Some people want this, for reasons that I don't know. But hey, this is a free country/internet. I just had to ask a customer (!) to use a more sensible font, because her new choice made it almost impossible for me (not the youngest any more) to read her emails. She apologized and changed back to the font she had used in previous emails, so there is no problem any more. Other business contacts just post their holidays in another font than the text, i.e. make it bold, two sizes bigger, and red. This all arrives as intended (but not appreciated by me) over here. And for those who said that the fonts don't travel with the message: Try to enable the HTML viewer in your TB!. I have it enabled, because I receive many emails in which formatting is needed, for example tables. -- Cheers, Thomas. ________________________________________________ Current version is 5.2.2 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
