Dick Margulis wrote:
> Character wrote:
>
>> Beatlefreak wrote:
>>
>>> Can you add fonts to Gmail? Or are you stuck with the basics they
>>> provide?
>>
>>
>> Yes, you can have attachments.
>>
>> If you're using Gmail via a mail reader such as outlook express, you
>> just attach the same way you always do.
>>
>> If you're using it via its web interface, on the "compose mail" screen
>> there's a link just under the subject line that says "Attach a file".
>>
>> What you CAN'T do is access binary groups with Google Groups.
>>
>> - Character
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>
> C,
>
> The question was not about attaching fonts; it may have been about
> embedding fonts in rich text (not being a gmail user, I'm not sure, but
> I highly doubt it); or it may have been about displaying one's own
> incoming mail in a font of the user's choice (presumably doable,
> depending on the client used).
Ah the semantics of it all ... if he had said "used fonts" in Gmail,
then I'd have understood it the way you did :)
And then the answer would be yes. Right under "attach a file" is "Rich
Formatting", with a font dropdown that on my system lists ONLY
Normal
Times New Roman
Arial
Courier New
Georgia
Trebuchet
Verdana
in a choice of 4 sizes - small, Normal, Large, and Huge.
If he's asking whether you can add to that list, I have no idea.
- Character
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