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15-Aug-2007, 08:10 PM #1
Vista (32) Windows Mail fonts
In the middle of email correspondence one evening, I lost the ability to see font colors in my email messages using Windows Mail with Vista (32). Does anyone know how to get this back?
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15-Aug-2007, 10:00 PM #2
Check your settings for sending and receiving email. Is is set for plain text only or HTML? If it's the former, that's your problem.

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16-Aug-2007, 04:50 AM #3
Vista 32 Windows Mail
The settings are on HTML. Interestingly (an annoyingly!) something happened in the course of emailing - I did not (deliberately) change any settings. The receipients of my emails can see the color fonts, but all replies come back to me in black, which, when doing back & forth correspondence can be confusing. At that time, I also lost the few default "stationery" background options that came with Windows Mail.
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