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Email signature does not appear as formatted
Word is my edit program for email in Outlook. I created an email signature
and formatted it the way I want it to appear. Everything is in "Bold". When I click on "New" to create a new message my signature is not in "Bold". Any suggestions? |
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Email signature does not appear as formatted
You've saved the signature in Plain Text format, or you're sending the email
in plain text format: either won't support formatting of any kind. Be aware that in Outlook you have THREE signatures, one for Plain Text, one for HTML, and one for RTF. Make three copies of your signature and save them each in the appropriate format: DefaultTXTSignature.txt, DefaultHTMLSignature.htm and DefaultRTFSignatue.rtf Now (and this is the important bit...) set each of the formats in turn as your default compose format in Outlook, then choose the correct signature for that format. Once you have associated the signature in the correct format with each of the email transport formats, it will all work :-) Cheers On 3/9/06 8:30 AM, in article , "JDO3" wrote: Word is my edit program for email in Outlook. I created an email signature and formatted it the way I want it to appear. Everything is in "Bold". When I click on "New" to create a new message my signature is not in "Bold". Any suggestions? -- Please reply to the newsgroup to maintain the thread. Please do not email me unless I ask you to. John McGhie Microsoft MVP, Word and Word for Macintosh. Consultant Technical Writer Sydney, Australia +61 (0) 4 1209 1410 |
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Email signature does not appear as formatted
I use Word as my e-mail editor and I have changed my name and updated my
e-mail signature in Word, Toosl, Options, E-mail Options. When I am in a new e-mail message and insert my e-mail signature, it reverts to the old signature. I have gone into Outlook and un-ticked Word as editor and deleted my signature there. I also deleted all my e-mail signatures in Word and started all over again. It still inserts my old signature when I use "Word as e-mail editor". I can't figure out where it is still getting this old signature from!!! "John McGhie [MVP - Word and Word Macinto" wrote: You've saved the signature in Plain Text format, or you're sending the email in plain text format: either won't support formatting of any kind. Be aware that in Outlook you have THREE signatures, one for Plain Text, one for HTML, and one for RTF. Make three copies of your signature and save them each in the appropriate format: DefaultTXTSignature.txt, DefaultHTMLSignature.htm and DefaultRTFSignatue.rtf Now (and this is the important bit...) set each of the formats in turn as your default compose format in Outlook, then choose the correct signature for that format. Once you have associated the signature in the correct format with each of the email transport formats, it will all work :-) Cheers On 3/9/06 8:30 AM, in article , "JDO3" wrote: Word is my edit program for email in Outlook. I created an email signature and formatted it the way I want it to appear. Everything is in "Bold". When I click on "New" to create a new message my signature is not in "Bold". Any suggestions? -- Please reply to the newsgroup to maintain the thread. Please do not email me unless I ask you to. John McGhie Microsoft MVP, Word and Word for Macintosh. Consultant Technical Writer Sydney, Australia +61 (0) 4 1209 1410 |
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Email signature does not appear as formatted
The default location for the signatures is c:\Documents and
Settings\Username\Application Data\Microsoft\Signatures. If you are using Word as your editor you can format your signature in Word and save it in the htm/html format, as well as the other formats. "lois_lane" wrote in message ... I use Word as my e-mail editor and I have changed my name and updated my e-mail signature in Word, Toosl, Options, E-mail Options. When I am in a new e-mail message and insert my e-mail signature, it reverts to the old signature. I have gone into Outlook and un-ticked Word as editor and deleted my signature there. I also deleted all my e-mail signatures in Word and started all over again. It still inserts my old signature when I use "Word as e-mail editor". I can't figure out where it is still getting this old signature from!!! "John McGhie [MVP - Word and Word Macinto" wrote: You've saved the signature in Plain Text format, or you're sending the in plain text format: either won't support formatting of any kind. Be aware that in Outlook you have THREE signatures, one for Plain Text, one for HTML, and one for RTF. Make three copies of your signature and save them each in the appropriate format: DefaultTXTSignature.txt, DefaultHTMLSignature.htm and DefaultRTFSignatue.rtf Now (and this is the important bit...) set each of the formats in turn as your default compose format in Outlook, then choose the correct signature for that format. Once you have associated the signature in the correct format with each of the email transport formats, it will all work :-) Cheers On 3/9/06 8:30 AM, in article , "JDO3" wrote: Word is my edit program for email in Outlook. I created an email signature and formatted it the way I want it to appear. Everything is in "Bold". When I click on "New" to create a new message my signature is not in "Bold". Any suggestions? -- Please reply to the newsgroup to maintain the thread. Please do not me unless I ask you to. John McGhie Microsoft MVP, Word and Word for Macintosh. Consultant Technical Writer Sydney, Australia +61 (0) 4 1209 1410 |
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Email signature does not appear as formatted
I found this very helpful and it showed why I was constantly muddling up the
signatures. I'm using WD/OL2003 But ... I have done just what you said (I think) but it still needs extra massaging. If my transport is set to HTML, and default signature to the HTML one, a new message is just right. If I change the transport to RTF, the signature also needs changed because it won't magically pick up the RTF signature even though that's what I'd set when designing it? Ditto Txt one "John McGhie [MVP - Word and Word Macinto" wrote: You've saved the signature in Plain Text format, or you're sending the email in plain text format: either won't support formatting of any kind. Be aware that in Outlook you have THREE signatures, one for Plain Text, one for HTML, and one for RTF. Make three copies of your signature and save them each in the appropriate format: DefaultTXTSignature.txt, DefaultHTMLSignature.htm and DefaultRTFSignatue.rtf Now (and this is the important bit...) set each of the formats in turn as your default compose format in Outlook, then choose the correct signature for that format. Once you have associated the signature in the correct format with each of the email transport formats, it will all work :-) Cheers On 3/9/06 8:30 AM, in article , "JDO3" wrote: Word is my edit program for email in Outlook. I created an email signature and formatted it the way I want it to appear. Everything is in "Bold". When I click on "New" to create a new message my signature is not in "Bold". Any suggestions? -- Please reply to the newsgroup to maintain the thread. Please do not email me unless I ask you to. John McGhie Microsoft MVP, Word and Word for Macintosh. Consultant Technical Writer Sydney, Australia +61 (0) 4 1209 1410 |
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