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giving you the old traditional welcome from the CC forums.

did you just run it or did you run the issues scanner?

try this

tools>IE options>general>fonts>

language script on "latin based"

web page font "arial"

plain text font "courier new"

 

if you see a difference, you can play around with the different fonts till you get the one you like best. :)

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giving you the old traditional welcome from the CC forums.

did you just run it or did you run the issues scanner?

try this

tools>IE options>general>fonts>

language script on "latin based"

web page font "arial"

plain text font "courier new"

 

if you see a difference, you can play around with the different fonts till you get the one you like best. :)

 

 

 

Thanks for the welcome. I just "ran it". I was really impressed with some increase in speed and a couple of other things, and then got a bit bummed out by the font issue. I'll try your suggestions, and get back. Thanks again.

Tom

 

 

Thanks for the welcome. I just "ran it". I was really impressed with some increase in speed and a couple of other things, and then got a bit bummed out by the font issue. I'll try your suggestions, and get back. Thanks again.

Tom

 

 

 

Tried your fix, and the problem still exists. Everything is fine UNTIL I reply to an email message. When I read a new message, all looks fine, as soon as I hit Reply the fonts triple in size. Not sure how they arrive at the receipients email box.

 

Tom

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Not sure how they arrive at the receipients email box.

pretty sure they arrive fine.

i think its how you are viewing it.

it just occured to me that i had this problem a couple months back.

how i fixed it is IE options>accessibility> "check" ignore font sizes specified on web pages, and that should do the trick. ;)

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pretty sure they arrive fine.

i think its how you are viewing it.

it just occured to me that i had this problem a couple months back.

how i fixed it is IE options>accessibility> "check" ignore font sizes specified on web pages, and that should do the trick. ;)

 

 

Sorry I didn't post my solution sooner. Turns out that (I use Word as editor for Outlook), for some reason after using Ccleaner the "Magnification" percent was raised to 200%. So every time I replied to an email, it used Word, and everything was twice as large as normal. Changing the % in Outlook did not help, but opening Word, create a document, set Magnification to 100%, then saving the document, made it keep 100% as the default, and problem solved.

 

 

Sometimes it's the simple things taht drive you crazy, as you look for some tech heavy solution.

 

Tom

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glad you figured out your problem and also glad that you let us know :D

feel free to stick around the forums because these forums arent related only to Ccleaner :)

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Hi - I came across the same problem but after looking through some setting i fixed it. This is how you do it:

Your inbox font looks fine but when you hit reply the font suddely becomes huge. When in this reply state, do the following: go to 'View-Zoom' and select 100% instead of what is probably selected. Mine was 500%. This should hopefully fix your problem.

Chris.

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Thanks Chris,

Just FYI, I downloaded the newest version, and the problem seems to have been fixed.

TOm

 

 

 

Hi - I came across the same problem but after looking through some setting i fixed it. This is how you do it:

Your inbox font looks fine but when you hit reply the font suddely becomes huge. When in this reply state, do the following: go to 'View-Zoom' and select 100% instead of what is probably selected. Mine was 500%. This should hopefully fix your problem.

Chris.

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