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Yesterday my Outlook updated to a new version. The text of the message body is so small it is useless in the preview pane. The subject line font is huge while the message body font is tiny. What do I have to do to make the fonts the same size? I have tried accessibility text font changes that make it worse. I tried large, medium and small in outlook and it has no effect on the message body font. Preview pane image included. Thank you for your support. I have Windows 11.
Regards,
Tim
Using New Outlook on Windows for professional communication and productivity
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Oh my goodness thank you- this should be the first thread that come up when you search?!?!? Mine was set to 70% but previously had been normal so assume at 100% and then randomly got smaller. Changed the zoom and all good🙏
this was super helpful. thanks a bunch
It is hard to explain...even after changing the mail settings - FONT - when you open a new email - the font in the body of the email is microscopic. having to changed the FONT on every single email to simply be able to read it is not a solution. This just started a little over a week or so ago.
Thank you this resolved me too--- after 35 minutes of searching.
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! This was driving me absolutely nuts because for some reason, it kept zooming out as soon as I logged in. Now, I can at least manually reset it after logging in. I appreciate you, kind internet stranger!