Font Problem Printing from IE

In my Internet Explorer (ver.6), Wikipedia articles appear in Ariel, but when
I print them, they print in Palatino (which just happens to be my OE Compose
Mail Default font). Print Preview also shows up in Palatino. Don't recall
having this problem in the past....How can I get the internet pages to print
as they are? Is there a connection between OE and IE font settings?
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Thanks for the help!
Janet
OS:XP Prof

Does changing your OE Compose font to Ariel correct the problem?

Janetb wrote:
> In my Internet Explorer (ver.6), Wikipedia articles appear in Ariel, but
> when I print them, they print in Palatino (which just happens to be my OE
> Compose Mail Default font). Print Preview also shows up in Palatino. Don't
> recall having this problem in the past....How can I get the internet pages
> to print as they are? Is there a connection between OE and IE font
> settings?

No, it doesn't. Should it? that was the first thing I had tried.....
J.



"PA Bear [MS MVP]" wrote:

> Does changing your OE Compose font to Ariel correct the problem?
>
> Janetb wrote:
> > In my Internet Explorer (ver.6), Wikipedia articles appear in Ariel, but
> > when I print them, they print in Palatino (which just happens to be my OE
> > Compose Mail Default font). Print Preview also shows up in Palatino. Don't
> > recall having this problem in the past....How can I get the internet pages
> > to print as they are? Is there a connection between OE and IE font
> > settings?
>
>

Just asking.

Dunno what might be causing this unless you're using an unusual and/or
third-party Windows theme, Janet.

Janetb wrote:
> No, it doesn't. Should it? that was the first thing I had tried.....
>
> "PA Bear [MS MVP]" wrote:
>> Does changing your OE Compose font to Ariel correct the problem?
>>
>> Janetb wrote:
>>> In my Internet Explorer (ver.6), Wikipedia articles appear in Ariel, but
>>> when I print them, they print in Palatino (which just happens to be my
>>> OE
>>> Compose Mail Default font). Print Preview also shows up in Palatino.
>>> Don't
>>> recall having this problem in the past....How can I get the internet
>>> pages
>>> to print as they are? Is there a connection between OE and IE font
>>> settings?