Using the "Missing MAC Manual" as a guide, there seems to be a way to change the default composition of fonts and colors that can be adjusted in Mail.
So.. under Mail ->Preferences, I should see a COMPOSE selection. I do not see such a reference. I see 3 tabs( ??,Mail behaviors, Advanced). They have nothing to do with composition.
If I reply or create a new message, I should not have to change the default settings for fonts and colors each time I create or reply to a message in "rich text" format.
Do I have a corrupted version of Apple Mail? I just did an OS X software update. Note that Mail either before or after the update had a composition tab or icon.
TIA - Mrs. D
So.. under Mail ->Preferences, I should see a COMPOSE selection. I do not see such a reference. I see 3 tabs( ??,Mail behaviors, Advanced). They have nothing to do with composition.
If I reply or create a new message, I should not have to change the default settings for fonts and colors each time I create or reply to a message in "rich text" format.
Do I have a corrupted version of Apple Mail? I just did an OS X software update. Note that Mail either before or after the update had a composition tab or icon.
TIA - Mrs. D
