I was just saying it happens, more from my own experience in struggling with email programs.
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Heh, no, I wasn’t saying it’s business, though sometimes it is. Just saying that multiple fonts can and does raise questions. If it makes me wonder, what would it do to a client, y’know?

Finally, something my personal email on Yahoo does better than all the supposedly fancier programs, I guess. No problem getting my fonts to behave.

Later,

Kelly
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These days I prefer to send text with Georgia, and for everything Outlook does, it doesn’t let you change the line height, or at least I haven’t figured it out yet.

So to get it all working it is a double switch from copy from Word to Outlook, then Outlook to Word to format again, then Word back to Outlook… takes time.
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Actually, Gmail can be a real bitch. I’ve tried multiple times to select and change the font (or sometimes the color) and get it all the same. No juice. Partial select, full select, c’mon, c’mon… No.

*cries*

And when you do that to me, I always think, jeez, the dude can’t even check the fonts before hitting send? Writes to me in sections? Or is part of this letter something that got sent to an old friend?

Yes. I do think that. But I never say ‘cept right now. Blame Patrick.

Patrick,

I’m with you on this one. Even thought there may be (semi?) legitimate reasons for it, it’s darned important that it not look swiped especially in business correspondence (so ignore that personal story up there, hehe). You don’t have to comb through looking for boo-boos, just hit select all and change the font to whatever you mainly use before you hit send, and don’t put questions in anyone’s mind.

Later,

Kelly
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I’m gonna go right an email to you with different fonts now…
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