C64 macrumors 65816 Original poster Sep 3, 2008 1,236 222 Oct 3, 2015 #1 I'm trying to use San Francisco as the font for mail messages. The "Message list font" is set to "System Font", but I can't find that anywhere in the "All Fonts" list. Also no mention of "San Francisco". Any ideas? Attachments mail-fonts.png 64.7 KB · Views: 393
I'm trying to use San Francisco as the font for mail messages. The "Message list font" is set to "System Font", but I can't find that anywhere in the "All Fonts" list. Also no mention of "San Francisco". Any ideas?
K KALLT macrumors 603 Sep 23, 2008 5,385 3,433 Oct 3, 2015 #2 San Francisco is restricted, you can’t use it like that. However, you can swap it with a Terminal command: Code: defaults write -app Mail NSFont ".AppleSystemUIFont" To change the font size: Code: defaults write -app Mail NSFontSize -int 12 // Edit Hmm this does seem to affect the settings panel, but it won’t work in actual messages. Last edited: Oct 3, 2015
San Francisco is restricted, you can’t use it like that. However, you can swap it with a Terminal command: Code: defaults write -app Mail NSFont ".AppleSystemUIFont" To change the font size: Code: defaults write -app Mail NSFontSize -int 12 // Edit Hmm this does seem to affect the settings panel, but it won’t work in actual messages.
C64 macrumors 65816 Original poster Sep 3, 2008 1,236 222 Oct 3, 2015 #3 Hmm.. that does seem to change "Message font" in the preferences to "System Font Regular 12", but plain text is now displayed in Times New Roman.
Hmm.. that does seem to change "Message font" in the preferences to "System Font Regular 12", but plain text is now displayed in Times New Roman.
K KALLT macrumors 603 Sep 23, 2008 5,385 3,433 Oct 3, 2015 #4 I’ve tried a few other combinations with .SFNSText-Regular, -apple-system, -apple-system-body but they all fail in the message text.
I’ve tried a few other combinations with .SFNSText-Regular, -apple-system, -apple-system-body but they all fail in the message text.