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AWESOME!!!! That worked! I edited the Autotext and removed the paragraph breaks <ENTER> and replaced them with a carriage return <CTRL>+<ENTER> and that worked. It will default to Arial now but if I am typing in another font, it will plop the signature down in the font I am typing...

We use Office 2003, Outlook for email and use Word for Outlook mail editor (HTML format). All formats for emails set to Arial in Outlook. We create Autotext to insert signatures (the name is size 12, the rest is size 10) and have a sTrAnGe situation when using it. The Autotext for the signature...

I am using Outlook 2003 here at work and Word as my editor. In Outlook I have both composing and replying/forwarding text set to Arial 10pt and a medium blue color. I had originally set the font color in both to a very dark blue but decided to change it. If I compose a new email the font color...

I.S. was kind enough to trash my workstation and we have just finished installing all the app's and everything back. This is my basic workstation info: - Windows XP SP2 - ASUS Motherboard 3GHz - 2Gb RAM - Seagate SCSI drive - NVIDIA Quadro4 980XGL - Microsoft Intellimouse (USB) Now I have a...

I tried it set to "4" first and that didn't change anything. Maybe I can get a little more specific with the arrangement. The folder structure looks like this : User Email - Deleted Items - Inbox - Outbox - Sent Items Email POP User - Deleted Item - Inbox - Outbox - Sent Items When...

Thanks! Tried it and the only thing that changed was when I change the value to "8" Outlook would give me a small popup error message (that could not be read) before launching. Didn't change the way deleted items acted. Messages deleted in each account go to that account's Deleted folder and...

I have Outlook 2003 and the full Office suite of products so I use Word 2003 as my email editor. I have three major issues that keep popping up and I cannot figure them out (other then slapping myself on the forehead and screaming MICROSOFT!!!... hehehe) 1 - When I receive an email from someone...

I use Outlook 2003 at work and our email here is done thru an Exchange server. I also set up my Outlook to check POP emails and deliver them to a seperate set of folders that are stored in a PST file. In the folder window I have a set of folders for Exchange and a set of folders for the POP...

My son's PC (Win-XP/Office XP) had some problems and would not boot. I managed to repair XP and installed Norton AV. Several viruses existed and cleaned them. When running Outlook had a message that MSOERT2.dll was missing and downloaded that. Now when Outlook runs if I have Norton checking POP...

Looks like it will be resolved regardless of the cause as I am heading out to Wally-World (Wal-Mart) and picking up the new Belkin 802.11g Wireless DSL/Cable Gateway Router. This baby has four network ports, is the DSL modem and a wireless gateway, too. And on top of that it's under $40...

The hub is a 3Com (can't remember the model) but it doesn't have a specific port for the DSL modem. Not sure if it has a switch for crossover but I have had the same DSL modem and hub working fine for at least three years without problem. Right now my son's PC is online fine and mine will not...

UPDATE Went home at lunch to do that reset per the tech tip, powered up the DSL modem & hub, then my son's PC. Then went and powered mine up. His came up and BOOM, it was online as soon as it fired up. Huh? Then MINE would not get online. I started messing around and found port 3 on my 8...

Nooo.... it only detected the PCI cards, the ISA cards I had the drivers for and XP installed them with no errors.... ~ Phlyx ~

I knew there was a reason I posted this in here.... This site rules!!! Wait, let me try that before I start patting people on the back.... hehehe Thanks! ~ Phlyx ~

My son has a Dell PIII-450 (Verizon DSL thru a network hub) and it has been running great up until the end of last week. He was unable to get on the network yet everything seems to run fine. It has a built in network card so I thought it may of gone bad so I disabled the on-board NIC and...

I agree that content is the purpose behind the email but the blending of text and graphics together in an orderly and organized structure is what sells Power Point as the presentation tool it is. Don't know many people that would hand out pages of typed text and then a pile of printed images...

Also.... what would a "professional" reason be to force emails to plain text???? A plain text email looks about as professional as crayons on the bathroom wall.... ~ Phlyx ~

Glad I don't work there. We use tons of graphics in our emails to get a point across. Did a trip report on a machine and it had about 25 images nested in the body of the email to make the point totally clear about what we were explaining and it was complimented across the board. In plain text...

ADDING A SIGNATURE BUTTON TO OUTLOOK These are instructions for adding a button to your message window in Outlook so you can place your custom signature whenever and where ever you wish as long as you are using MS Word as your email editor. This button will remain on your Word menu, too. -...

The users had turned the feature for automatic signatures on, we got that part. They wanted it on but they wanted to have the messages on replies and forwards to automatically switch to HTML. We have the auto-signature off now and use the button I created to place the signature when desired...