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Old 12-05-2014, 02:35 PM
RobertJSawyer RobertJSawyer is offline Default font for plain text documents Windows 7 32bit Default font for plain text documents Office 2007
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When I open a plain-text file (*.txt, pure ASCII) under Word 2007, it comes up in Courier New. I'd prefer Word to display plain-text files in Lucida Console, which I find much easier to read.



Of course, no font information is stored IN a plain-text file (it's not a Word .doc or .docx or .rtf file), so changing the font while editing isn't sticky -- next time I open it, it comes back in Courier New.

How can I change the default font when looking at plain-text *.txt files, please? Thanks!

Robert J. Sawyer in Toronto
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