How to change font in office 365 outlook subject line install#
(click on image to enlarge) Adobe Blank fontĪ somewhat cleaner result can be achieved when you install the Adobe Blank OpenType Font. Modify the Title font style to hide your name at the top of a printed message. Outlook 2010, Outlook 2013 and Outlook 2016įile-> Print-> Prints Options-> Page Setup….To change the printing font settings for the title/name field: When you set the font size to 1pt (type it in the size field, as it isn’t in the list), your name becomes basically unreadable especially when you’d also select a symbol font like Webdings, it results pretty much in a black line. The Print Options dialog allows you to change the font settings for the Title field, which is the field containing you name. Printing a message as a delegate will put your name at the top. There also isn’t an option to remove it altogether but there are some alternative methods to get rid of it anyway. Unfortunately, there is no option to alter the name which is being displayed at the top of a printed message as it is tied to the Display Name of your email account, which you can’t modify yourself for an Exchange account. Is there a way to print it with the name of my manager instead or to remove the name altogether? While this is OK for my own messages, sadly Outlook also prints my name when I print a message from my manager’s mailbox for which I am a delegate. Upon printing an email from Outlook, my name is printed in large bold letters at the top of the message.
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