Computer help please

[colyboy]

On my computer I am using Windows7.

When typing an email, some times I would like to change the font, but cannot find it while typing an email message,

While typing this message I can see all the fonts etc, BUT NOT when typing emails!!!!!!!!!!!!

Help please

colyboy

 

[DanielFord]

What do you use to send emails? Live mail?

 

[Jaws]

As intimated it is nowt to do with Windozzzz ( as much as I like to blame it for everything ! )
It depends on which mail chucker you are using

 

[colyboy]

I really don't know!!! but I send via PlusNet.

colyboy

 

[DanielFord]

I really don't know!!! but I send via PlusNet.

colyboy

OK, that doesn't help. Do you go to a web page to send emails, or is it a programme on your computer? ie, do you have an icon on your desktop, or pick from the start menu, or do you go to an address on the internet?

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[Speve]

Sounds like you need to use your email provider tools.

 

[colyboy]

Sorry I am lost!!! "email provider tools"?

What I normally do is press favorites "plusnet" and up it pops. This is where I can see my mailboxes.

colyboy

Off now to look at a new house!

 

[Speve]

Yes you should be able to find the tools logo usually at top usually looks like a cog you will find settings etc there where you can change your preferences.
When you log on go to my account then email settings you should find what you need there.
Hope this helps

 

[colyboy]

Thanks everybody now sorted

colyboy

 

[Speve]

Well done

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[DBK]

Your emails might be set up for plain text.
Oops, too late!

 

[DanielFord]

Sorry I am lost!!! "email provider tools"?

What I normally do is press favorites "plusnet" and up it pops. This is where I can see my mailboxes.

colyboy

Off now to look at a new house!

I've been out to lunch, but should anyone ask you in the future, you are using what is called 'webmail' ie you are logging into a website to get your email. This is specific to each provider.