Centos 6 = Thunderbird 38.4 - msg body font sizes problem
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Distribution: RHEL, Ubuntu, Solaris 11, NetBSD, OpenBSD
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That sounds really...strange!
It's not something to do with the mail rendering etc is it? My Linux box running Thunderbird is at work and am I not but I recall there's options to display HTML, Simple HTML and plain text which significantly affect the rendering. You could try selecting simple html or plain text to see what happens then go from there.
Distribution: Primarily Deb/Ubuntu, and some CentOS
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In the Fonts & Encoding window under Advanced, do you have the Minumum Font size set? I have mine set to 16. Also try unchecking the box that says "Allow messages to use other fonts" under the Font Control section on the same window.
thx for the ideas guys, but in order to connect easily with Exchange for calendaring I've gone with OWA (instead of TBird) for now, so I guess this one can die quietly...
The system is not local and its an international company....
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