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Set a Default Text Style in Gmail

| December 2, 2009 | 4 Comments

If you wanted to change the font, size, or color of your messages in Gmail, you normally have to do so on a mail-by-mail basis. Not so anymore, if you enable a new default text styling option from the Labs.

After enabling the new feature in the Labs menu from Gmail’s settings, head back to the ‘General’ tab and look for the new text box. Set your font, size, color, and other options there, and they’ll stick from message to message. Most of us probably don’t need 18-point purple Garamond text, but, then again, a few subtle changes might help your own missives stand out in your message view.

New in Labs: Default text styling [Official Gmail Blog]

(Via Lifehacker.)

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  1. Brandi says:

    How come i don’t have the new text box in my settings under the general tab.

  2. Ian Scott says:

    Go to the labs tabs and acitvate the new “Text Style”

  3. mercury52 says:

    I don’t see the new Text Style option in LABS

  4. Ian Scott says:

    You are using Gmail?….

    Its in the Labs called “Default Text Styling”
    Would you prefer Times New Roman to Arial, or perhaps large text to small text, in the e-mails you send out? Enable this lab, head over to the ‘General’ tab on the ‘Settings’ page, and change the default text styling to better suit your preferences.

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