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Old 02-13-2008, 10:06 AM #1
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I know it's been asked before. I am not catching on, lol.

I can change my font when replying, but I'm still not seeing where I can change the font of the posts.

All I found under forum tools changed the way the posts were layed out , like printable version. Still really small.

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