Can I change the size of the font in Address Book and Mail?

I'd like to make the default font larger in Address Book and in Mail. How do I do it?

Mail>Preferences>Fonts & Colors

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Are they in Login items under System Preferences/Users/Login Items?
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Have a question regarding changing the font in the headers in mail and in address book. How do I do that?
All my email headers are showing up in some type of bold condensed font as well as the information for any of my info in addres book.
This has changed "all of a sudden". I'm guessing that there is a font conflict or even missing font somewhere?
I've deleted any duplicate fonts, run font finangler, deleted fontbook as I use font reserve as my font manager, cleaned out all the font caches, cleaned out any misc fonts in the system/library/fonts folder, the library/fonts folder, the user/library/fonts folder and the applications/system/library/fonts folder.....any other suggestions?
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HI David.
Thanks for the response. I had already seen that article. After I made my original post, I spent a couple of hours "experimenting" with my fonts and various folders and I did get things working properly.
What I figured out is that I need to have the Helvetica dfont in my user/system/library/font folder and make sure there aren't ANY Arial fonts in there, they conflict with each other for some reason.
What was weird is that I had to do this in a particular order. Had to remove the Arial fonts AND the Helvetica dfont, logout and then back in, then put the Helvetica dfont in the folder, logout and back in and everything was fine. If I didn't do it in that order, the fonts were garbled....who knows.
Thanks again for the response, alls well that ends well!
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I of course added my mother to my address book. At one point I had entered her proper first and last name. Until one day I realized that entry was carrying over in emails. So I deleted the last name and entered Mom for the first name.
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However, in one instance, the address did not shorten up, and I was able to delete it as you instructed. I'm not sure what I did to get it to do that, and have been unable to delete the second address of Mom Smith. When it auto-shortens to just Mom, the 'remove previous' option isn't there.
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I'VE DONE IT!
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