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Outlook 2002 - fonts change midway through message?

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rgille - 06 Jul 2007 05:36 GMT
Hi - Anyone know why this might be happening - midway through typing a new
email in Outlook 2002, the font suddenly changes from Arial to Times New
Roman?  Thank you for any insight.
BillR [MVP] - 06 Jul 2007 13:27 GMT
Are you maybe automatically inserting a signature, removing it and typing
where the signature was?
Try without any signature at all if you have one.

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> Hi - Anyone know why this might be happening - midway through typing a new
> email in Outlook 2002, the font suddenly changes from Arial to Times New
> Roman?  Thank you for any insight.
Jay Williams - 24 Oct 2007 19:21 GMT
I've had the same thing happen, and it has nothing to do with a signature.

In my case, if I backspace anywhere in a new, reply, or forwarding message -
Outlook automatically changes the font that I'm using to TIMES NEW ROMAN 12,
Black ink.

Since we can't see the field codes, why in the heck does it change the font
arbitrarily??

> Are you maybe automatically inserting a signature, removing it and typing
> where the signature was?
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> > email in Outlook 2002, the font suddenly changes from Arial to Times New
> > Roman?  Thank you for any insight.
 
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