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Changing font size on admin copy of Order Confirmation email

Started by mkyle on 20 Jun 2012, 2:33 PM · Views: 923

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20 Jun 2012, 2:33 PM
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Changing font size on admin copy of Order Confirmation email

Hi,

please can you advise if you can change the font size on the admin copy of the order confirmation email

Thanks, Martin

21 Jun 2012, 2:39 AM
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Re: Changing font size on admin copy of Order Confirmation email

There is no built-in facility for changing the admin-copy emails separately from the customer emails. They are generated from the same content at the same time.

What is the business problem behind your reason for posting?

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21 Jun 2012, 2:09 PM
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Re: Changing font size on admin copy of Order Confirmation email

DrByte:

There is no built-in facility for changing the admin-copy emails separately from the customer emails. They are generated from the same content at the same time.

What is the business problem behind your reason for posting?

Hi,

the client would like the print out to be bigger (due to eyesight issues).

Thanks, Martin