BIEE default font size and default Interaction setting

Hi ,
my customer want us set default Interaction to NONE in column properties,
the system default in set to Drill,
any way to realize it by global?
another is they want to set default font size to 12px in dashboard,
like dimenstion values,
are there any way to setting it ??? we don't want set it one by one.
thank you!

Open Mail application
On the top menu choose Mail and then preferences
Choose *Fonts and Colors*
Opposite *Message Font* click on the Select button
A fonts menu will pop up and from there (at the top) choose the Text Color you want.
Close the open menus and you will then have the default font color for your message font.
Axel F.

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