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- •Outlook for Mac version 16.110 has a bug preventing font changes in emails.
- •Users are forced to use the default font, Arial, despite selecting different fonts.
- •Workarounds include rolling back to an earlier version or using Word for formatting.
A recent update to Outlook for Mac (version 16.110) has introduced a bug that prevents users from changing fonts while composing emails. The application ignores font-selection commands, forcing users to remain in the default font, Arial, regardless of their input. This issue affects users' ability to format emails, which is particularly problematic for professional communications. Workarounds include rolling back to an earlier version of Outlook or composing messages in Word and pasting them into Outlook. Microsoft has acknowledged the issue, and reports indicate that the problem does not exist in beta or preview versions of the software. Users are encouraged to report the problem through Outlook's help feature. A fix is anticipated but has not yet been released as of October 1, 2026.
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