> On Jun 19, 2015, at 6:31 AM, xxxxxx@comcast.net wrote:
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> I check my emails via my ISPs web page using Internet Explorer which displays your emails in bold blue large 6 (24 pt) or  7 (36 pt) font sized text. As a test I opened this email in Firefox which displayed the email in non-bold regular 5 (18 pt) blue sized font and Windows Live Mail which displayed the email in regular 18 pt blue sized font .

I always suggest folks use a ‘real’ email client. Pretty much ALL isps offer IMAP mail these days (meaning your mail lives on the server and accessing it through an arbitrary number of clients is possible) afaik all modern OS’es come with decent email clients built in  (note, this means that Windows 7 is not a ‘modern’ OS…*-P ) and there are numerous aftermarket ones available, like Thunderbird and, well, there’s no real reason to look beyond T-bird, imo :-)

These let you manage your email experience far better than any web-based client ever will, and allow you to do things like mandate that emails be displayed in plain text format, which lets YOU decide what font and size you see. Using IMAP preserves your ability to use the web client your ISP offers as well.

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Bruce Johnson
University of Arizona
College of Pharmacy
Information Technology Group

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