When I receive an email the font size in the reading pane is excessivley large. This is causing HTML emails that contain images to break apart and become unreadable. The ctrl / scroll wheel zoom has no effect as this also zooms the images alongside the text. I am also running Outlook 2010 on another machine which is fine with all emails rendering correctly with the text at the correct size.

I have read the Terms & Conditions

Login with:

Already a Member? Sign In

email address

Password

Remember Me

Forgot your password?

New to Ask iYogi
Sign Up!

Enter your OpenID URL

http://

Proceed

Enter your WordPress.com blog URL

http://.wordpress.com

Proceed

I have read the Terms & Conditions

Login with:

Sign Up



E-mail
Password
ReType Password

By clicking on "I Accept. Sign Me Up" button below, you would agree to our Terms & Conditions.

Enter your OpenID URL

http://

Proceed

Enter your WordPress.com blog URL

http://.wordpress.com

Proceed

iYogi, Inc. BBB Business Review

Welcome Guest !
Sign up
|
Sign in

wm-roxas

When I receive an email the font size in the reading pane is excessivley large. This is causing HTML emails that contain images to break apart and become unreadable. The ctrl / scroll wheel zoom has no effect as this also zooms the images alongside the text. I am also running Outlook 2010 on another machine which is fine with all emails rendering correctly with the text at the correct size.

asked on 13th Aug 2011 | 1 Answers | Answer It!

uttam

answered on 6th Oct 2011 | |

Try opening outlook in safe mode:-

1. Click Start->Run (Windows key + R key) and type Outlook /safe->click ok.
2. Try opening an email.
3. If Outlook /safe works try to disable the add-ins by clicking on File->options->Add-ins.
4. Click go on COM-Add-ins.
5. Clear the check box for all add-ins.

Here’s to Good Karma

Log in to reply

More Q & A, Solutions and Videos

In Microsoft Outlook 2007, how to compress the inbox so as to reduce the PST file size?

asked on 20th Sep 2011 | 2 Answers

My hard drive got crashed and I had to reload everything. Now I have backup of my local disk C: in which I have my old emails, How can I restore all emails on this new outlook 2007. I had outlook 2003 before.

asked on 10th Jun 2011 | 2 Answers

I want to save my sent emails, onto my hard drive, then delete them from Yahoo 'sent' so Yahoo will be faster. Can a global transfer of all the 'sent' emails be done, quickly and efficiently? I don't want to open each email, then copy and paste the text into Word.

asked on 6th Aug 2011 | 1 Answer

I had a desktop with Windows XP and now have bought a notebook with Windows 7. How can I transfer Microsoft Outlook 2007 mail folders from my old computer to the new notebook.

asked on 11th Sep 2011 | 1 Answer

In Microsoft Outlook 2007, the reading pane that was earlier coming has disappeared. How can I get it back?

asked on 22nd Sep 2011 | 1 Answer

I am using Outlook 2010 (Windows 7). I recently changed from gmail to live.com so I download the MS Office Outlook Connector. Now I can receive emails, but I can't send.

asked on 19th Jul 2011 | 1 Answer

I can’t see contacts in contact list but when I type name it comes under drop down. Where all my contacts gone? Can I get them back?

asked on 21st Jul 2011 | 1 Answer

Hi, when I search emails in Microsoft Outlook, they are not being indexed and fewer search results are shown. Does someone know the reason for this problem?

asked on 23rd Aug 2011 | 1 Answer

Outlook 2010 is downloading duplicate emails over and over again. I have the setting enabled to "Leave a copy of messages on the server" - I require this for my environment. When I take this setting off, Outlook does not download duplicate emails and works correctly. However I require this setting to be enabled.

asked on 13th Aug 2011 | 1 Answer

Outlook 2010 - Any time I try to send an email, the email will not leave the outbox. It does not matter whether there is an attachment or not. I have tried repairing, working offline to delete the stuck email and everything else I can think of, however, deleting it and retyping the whole email to prepare for another send only ends up with the same result

asked on 13th Aug 2011 | 1 Answer

will answer your tech questions for FREE
Here's to Good Karma