Modern programs and e-mail services make it possible not only to send and receive messages, but also to format their text in the same way as in ordinary documents.
Necessary
- - computer with Internet access;
- - browser;
- - Outlook Express program.
Instructions
Step 1
Launch Outlook Express - to do this, click on the "Start" button, select a program from the list. Next, select the "Create message" command. Also, the program starts automatically when you click on an email address in a browser window or in a document. Enter the text of the message, then run the "Font" command. Below the "Subject" field, a font panel will be added to the message. Select the desired text to which you want to apply the font, select the font name, for example, Times New Roman, then set the desired size. Then choose a font style (bold, italic, underlined). You can also change its color.
Step 2
Click on the next button or select the "Format" -> "Style" menu to set a pre-created style for the text. Select a heading of text, such as a greeting, and format it with the Heading 1 style. Next, select the rest of the text, choose a style in accordance with the type of information in it. For example, you can choose the "Term" style if the letter defines some concepts. For plain text, choose Paragraph. A style lets you quickly format an e-mail message with a predefined set of options, including size, type, and font style.
Step 3
Open your mailbox in a browser window. For example, when creating a message in the Yandex mail system, you can create both a regular message and a formatted one. To do this, click on the "Write a letter" button. In the new message window, enter your message text. Then you can format the font: you can make the font style bold, underlined, strikethrough, or italicized. Next, set the color of the text and background, font size (from 8 to 36), select the type of font (this system offers a choice of 10 fonts). Further, the text can be formatted using the buttons "centered", "left-aligned" and "right-aligned". You can also turn the text into a list.
