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Sorry I voted as duplicate because I misunderstood the question.
If you want to tune the style of inline cells, you can adjust the "InlineCell" style.
If you want to tune the style of inline cells that presents when editing the cell, there is a similar style called "InlineCellEditing".
An example used by myself:
Cell[StyleData["InlineCellEditing"],
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As regards your final comment: "I cannot understand why these decimal points show up", and interested by your use of Element, it appears the integers are getting converted because they are found to be in the domain of real numbers, which I wouldn't have expected.
Element[1, Reals]
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So your function can be made to work thusly:
rnd[expr_, ...
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Note: This may only work in v9 as many notebook programming functions were added there (Cells in particular).
It is quite frustrating that there is almost a nice way to do this, but not quite. The Inline Cells are indeed stored somewhere as Cell objects. So in theory we can manipulate them using SetOptions, rather than rewriting every "proper" (not inline) ...
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If you have a more powerful box available, you could install Mathematica there, and run it from the netbook using X forwarding over SSH (ssh -X). The UI should be responsive as long as you have a good network connection and you aren't displaying large graphics or plots.
Some documentation for setting up an SSH server:
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