>>Is it just me, or did something change recently causing UT's fonts to become smaller? It's a bit of a strain for my eyes. Also I've noticed that changing the browser's font settings (IE 5.5) has no effect on how pages are displayed in UT. It would be nice if this feature worked as it does on most web pages.
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>This is a bit of an old thread, but I didn't see this mentioned. For anyone that doesn't know, you can over-ride the font settings in IE by going into accessibility options. (Tools/Internet Options/Accessibility). This is great for websites that don't respect a user's font choices. It does cause some websites to become unreadable, but if one of those is really important, you can always adjust the font size down until it becomes readable. (CTRL-Scroll on the mouse is great for that)
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>Tamar - I CC'd you because yours was the last post I read before responding, so I remembered you were having trouble.... The others on the CC list I forgot who was having problems and who was making jokes, and I don't like CCing everyone, so hopefully the ones who need it will happen to see this. :)
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>Michelle

Thanks for the tip Michelle. I discovered the Ctrl+MouseWheel option myself, by accident, a while back. However, this does not work on UT, nor does the usual IE toolbar Font button. I was wondering if there is something that makes it difficult to implement on UT, but I've had no reply on that question.

Mike