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: I agree, this is a good option especially for business users who exchange email messages with Outlook users. It would give the user greater options to control how email will look when viewed in Outlook. The way emails look in business can impact how a business is viewed by others. | : I agree, this is a good option especially for business users who exchange email messages with Outlook users. It would give the user greater options to control how email will look when viewed in Outlook. The way emails look in business can impact how a business is viewed by others. | ||
: I'd like the ability to enlarge the font size in the Compose window WITHOUT changing the font size used to transmit or to print a message. This ability would be particularly useful for people who find it hard to see small print on large screens | : I'd like the ability to enlarge the font size in the Compose window WITHOUT changing the font size used to transmit or to print a message. This ability would be particularly useful for people who find it hard to see small print on large screens. | ||
: I strongly agree. Thunderbird is really overdue for a much improved editor, particularly in terms of font size handling. A lot of users want to get away from Outlook, but control over font sizes and tables; and lots of small improvements like the colour swatch sticking to the last colour selected are necessary before they can make the move. I think this is a contentious issue because a lot of developers seem to have a fixed concept of how e-mails should be used, and they declare these requirements to be outside it. [[User:Tsuchan|Tsuchan]] 13:59, 28 February 2009 (UTC) | : I strongly agree. Thunderbird is really overdue for a much improved editor, particularly in terms of font size handling. A lot of users want to get away from Outlook, but control over font sizes and tables; and lots of small improvements like the colour swatch sticking to the last colour selected are necessary before they can make the move. I think this is a contentious issue because a lot of developers seem to have a fixed concept of how e-mails should be used, and they declare these requirements to be outside it. [[User:Tsuchan|Tsuchan]] 13:59, 28 February 2009 (UTC) | ||
: Yes, I agree also. And more so than that; as Tsuchan points out, it would be good to see the editor not worry about the existing requirements of email but instead allow even non-html font and font size be handled in such a way that plain text emails can be displayed separate from how they are sent or composed. While this may require an automated preview mode prior to send, it would still be worth it. - KitchM | |||
= List messages on two lines = | = List messages on two lines = | ||