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How do you keep a constant font type and size?

Seems that I have to set the type and size each time?

Thanks!

Tom D

Currently it is set to a default value for each message. It will also go back to the default with every new message. We will look into modifying this.

Thanks

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Currently it is set to a default value for each message. It will also go back to the default with every new message. We will look into modifying this.

Thanks

Grazie....

-TD

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3 things so far....

Change the timeout in the Lobby.

Cursor gets "lost" when the chat frame refreshes

which can happen when you're in the middle of

typing a sentence.

You have to mouse back to the text are to continue

typing.

And you still can't change the font size ;)

Tom D

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