Portal Logoff Window Font Size

When a user logs off our EP 7.0 Portal, I would like to increase the font size of the text "Are you sure you want to log off?". I have tried adjusting various settings within our custom portal theme, but cannot find the one that affects this text. Can someone tell me where to change this font size?

Try to import the masthead par file and open th eheaderview.jsp
In that you can write some javascript code to modify the logoff window size
Check the functon openlogoff message something like that
Raghu

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