Email has become a primary means of communication for many people and formatting your emails correctly is an important part of personalizing your messages. Your first concern is probably that your emails are readable. However, you may also want to give them some flair with a font or text color that departs from the ordinary. When sending messages to close family and friends you can indulge in a whimsical purple or raging red font. Changing the font for your Comcast Webmail email account is a simple process that will only take a few minutes.
Step 1
Log in to your Comcast webmail account using your email address and password.
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Step 2
Click on the "Preferences" link in the toolbar at the top of the screen. This will take you to your Comcast Webmail general preferences. You can access this from the main page, inbox or any other area of your Webmail account.
Step 3
Select "Composing" from the preferences tabs. This should be the third tab from the left. Scroll down to the second section of the composing preferences, titled "Format Email."
Step 4
Use the drop down menu to select the font that you want to use as your default email font. You can choose from Arial, Times New Roman, Courier and Verdana.
Step 5
Choose a size for your default font from the second drop down menu. You can pick from 8pt, 10pt, 12pt, 14pt, 18pt, 24pt and 36pt.
Step 6
Use the third drop down menu to change the color of your default email font. This menu will allow you to choose from 70 different colors which cover the entire spectrum.
Step 7
Click the save button in the upper left hand corner of window to save your settings, or click cancel if you do not want to keep your selections.
Things You'll Need
Computer
Internet connection
Comcast Webmail account
Tip
Sticking with a basic black font in a 10pt or 12pt size will give your emails the most professional look.
Warning
Your color and font selections may not work with all web browsers and could be hard for your recipients to see. Avoid using pastel colors and small fonts that make your messages difficult to read.