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When I compose a new message I want the default to be brown. But when I go to Preference Font's & Colors > Message Fonts
I can pick the fonts style and see it takes effect, but if I pick the color with the text icon on top of the pop up window, no matter what color I pick out for the fonts, when I compose my message the text is always in black. I can pick the color on the toolbar at the compose window. But as a default it's always black. It's the same situation with background color also. Does anyone else have the same problem and have any idea how to get the setting for default font color to show in compose.
Thanks
I can pick the fonts style and see it takes effect, but if I pick the color with the text icon on top of the pop up window, no matter what color I pick out for the fonts, when I compose my message the text is always in black. I can pick the color on the toolbar at the compose window. But as a default it's always black. It's the same situation with background color also. Does anyone else have the same problem and have any idea how to get the setting for default font color to show in compose.
Thanks