journalists in an OS

Alan Klein Alan at Klein.Net
Tue Jan 22 07:21:19 PST 2002


Ralph,

Here's another suggestion, rather than deleting the message. It requires a
bit more work on your part, but isn't too onerous:

1. Highlight all of the text in a message (Often this can be done by hitting
Ctrl-A).
2. Copy it to the clipboard (Ctrl-C or Edit - Copy or Right-click - Copy or
hit the Copy button)
3. Open your Word Processor (you don't need to close your e-mail program)
4. Paste the text into the empty word processing document (Ctrl-V or Edit -
paste or Right-click - paste or hit the Paste button)

You can then change the font as you would like to make it more readable.

~Alan Klein

----- Original Message -----
From: "Ralph Copleman" <ralph at earthdreams.net>
> The past few month, it seems to me, more people on the List are using a
> typeface (or font) in their e-mail postings that I find very difficult to
> read.  I don't know what it's called or if the use is intentional or
> converted in transmission.
>
> In any case...
>
> The messages come through is what is known as a "sans serif" font, though
I
> do not know the name of it.  The letters have no "tails" on them.  When
such
> letters are combined with very long lines of type (as they always seem to
> be) and extra large spaces between paragraphs, I go nearly blind looking
at
> it.  I struggled for a while, but now when I see such a message, I almost
> always delete it right away.  It's physically painful to look at.

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