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Is it possible to change the font on the Outlook mobile app for android? I don't see an option to change the font within the actual app and even if I change the font for the entire phone it still appears as Calibri. I want to change it to Times New Roman (consistent with my desktop default font). I'm using a Samsung Galaxy S10+, but I do not think that makes a difference.
Using Outlook for Android in business environments for email and scheduling
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@AZ112022, the font does not appear to carry through. My signature in Outlook.com on the web is in Tahoma (set by me). In the Android Outlook app it isn't.
Same with Samsung's mail app.
What do you suggest?
I agree!
I'm sure you're right, they really don't care. I'm a beta tester for OneNote, and for many years we've been asking for a search function that allows users to toggle forward and backward through results. They continually change things that don't need changing, and add functionality that most will never use, but refuse to get the basics right like font size and being able to find text in a text based app :(
I prefer Century Gothic, Lucida Calligraphy and Comfortaa
This is silly, Microsoft needs to fix this problem. Please someone fix it.
My only guess why they would keep it this way is so people maybe bosses know when someone is mobile.