Microsoft FrontPage 2003
Default Font Options
Any text not formatted with a specified font is shown in FrontPage as a default font. This feature causes most text to be displayed in this fashion. Given this, you should choose default fonts that are easy to read so the FrontPage environment is more user-friendly.
For each language that FrontPage can display, you can specify the fonts you want to use for the default proportional font and the default fixed-width font. For definitions of these terms, refer to Terminology.
Specifying default faults in FrontPage does not affect how a page looks in a browser. A browser displays text in its own default fonts, which are independent of the FrontPage default fonts.
Terminology
Proportional Font
The proportional font, used for the majority of text on a web page, adjusts the size of letters so they take only the amount of space they need.
Fixed-width Font
The fixed-width font gives each letter the same amount of space.
Changing Default Font Options
You can specify the fonts you want to use for the default proportional font and the default fixed-width font for each language FrontPage can display. You can also specify a certain font and size for the Code view.
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From the Tools menu, select Page Options...
The Page Options dialog box appears. -
Select the Default Fonts tab
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From the Language scroll list, select the desired option
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Under Design View, from the Default proportional font pull-down list, select the desired font
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From the Default fixed-width font pull-down list, select the desired font
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Under Code View, from the Font pull-down list, select the desired font
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From the Size pull-down list, select the desired font size
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Click OK
