Select Text Size, and you'll get a popup menu that lets you choose a font size of from 10 points to 16 points. Click Use as Defaults to apply this new font size to all windows in the current view. How to Change the Font on a Mac Computer. Changing the font on a Mac computer is great way to customize it to your preference. You just have to click a few buttons: The process is very simple and takes less than a minute to complete. How to Change the Font in the Citrix Application. Configure the default font size and color for replying in Outlook 2007 The second section will walk you through changing and configuring the default font size and font color for replying and forwarding messages in Microsoft Outlook 2007. How to Change Font Size on a Computer. In this Article: On Windows On Mac Using Google Chrome Using Firefox Using Microsoft Edge Using Safari Community Q&A This wikiHow teaches you how to change the text size on your Windows or Mac computer, as well as how to change your computer's web browser's text size.

Hi AM, I have done some tests on my lab but cannot reproduce the same issue. My Outlook 2016 for Mac is 15.26.1(160916). To troubleshoot the issue, firstly, please refer to the following article to check if your default font for outgoing messages is Calibri 14, if no, please set it as your default font and see if it helps. If the issue persist, I need to collect some information: • The detailed version of Outlook for Mac(such as15.26.1(160916)). • What application do the affected recipients use, Outlook for Mac, Outlook for Windows, OWA() or any other application? • Please check your Sent Items folder and check the fonts of the affected emails are Calibri 14. Meanwhile, if the affected recipients also use Outlook for Mac, as you can see from the article above, we actually can change the text size for incoming messages on our Outlook for Mac, based on my experience, your scenario could be related to the factor that the recipients changed their text size for incoming messages.

To confirm if your sent emails font are correct, if your account is an Office 365 for Business account, please do the following test and share the result: Open the Outlook 2016 for Mac client, compose an email using the font Calibri 14 and then send yourself the email, then log into OWA(), check if the fonts change. Any updates will be appreciated.

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Thank you, I did notice that worked for the size of the selected message. However, it doesn't change the font size of the other things in mail, and it doesn't affect the font size for composing messages. I know that you can change the font size within an outgoing message as you compose it, but I only want the font size changed for my sake as I read the message, I don't want to actually change the font of the outgoing message. Any thoughts about increasing the overall font size? I'm looking for something similar to the pinch gesture in safari. I am perplexed as to why when I go to send an E-mail and am composing it, I cannot use the command + sequence, like one can when reading an E-mail, to increase the font size on the screen (but not in the message).

This is a significant problem for those of us who are older and whose eyes are not as good as they used to be. Apple- is this not something basic you can fix? You will please a lot of older folks who otherwise like to use high resolution monitors. If anyone knows a fix, love to hear it. Apple Footer • This site contains user submitted content, comments and opinions and is for informational purposes only. Apple may provide or recommend responses as a possible solution based on the information provided; every potential issue may involve several factors not detailed in the conversations captured in an electronic forum and Apple can therefore provide no guarantee as to the efficacy of any proposed solutions on the community forums.

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