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Font size in reply email shrinks

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I have my font size for HTML set to Calibri Medium but whenever I start typing in a new email or a reply, the font is too small. Changing the size to large and even larger doesn't seem to help, it stays small. I just upgraded to the latest version of TB but that hasn't fixed the problems. Is there a setting somewhere I'm missing? Attached image shows what I mean when in a reply, but the same problem exists in new emails, the font starts off too small. I'm tired of manually adjusting it all the time so would be grateful for any suggestions!

I have my font size for HTML set to Calibri Medium but whenever I start typing in a new email or a reply, the font is too small. Changing the size to large and even larger doesn't seem to help, it stays small. I just upgraded to the latest version of TB but that hasn't fixed the problems. Is there a setting somewhere I'm missing? Attached image shows what I mean when in a reply, but the same problem exists in new emails, the font starts off too small. I'm tired of manually adjusting it all the time so would be grateful for any suggestions!
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So you set this to 11 pixels, all the font sizes in Thunderbird preferences are in pixels not points and will display generally about 30% smaller that the same font number in points. Perhaps try something larger like about 30% larger. Or simply stop trying to specify size beyond "Normal" and let the recipients mail program work out what resolution is correct for them. I doubt 11 pixels will be suitable for anyone really. The scaling of fonts to be readable and not microscopic or clownishly large is very different for a 4 inch phone to a 27 inch desktop and trying to enforce font sizes only frustrates recipients.

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My point is actually the font is too small for ME to read when emailing or replying. I need it to be bigger and changing the settings doesn't seem to work.

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You should leave the composition fonts at their defaults, but to set the fonts that are displayed on your system alone, open Options or Preferences, General, Language & Appearance, Advanced, set the fonts and sizes with Fonts for: Latin and repeat with Fonts for: Other Writing Systems. Uncheck 'Allow messages to use other fonts'.

http://kb.mozillazine.org/Font_settings_in_Thunderbird