My company wants me to set everybody up with this. It was easy at first as I go into the "signatures" options, click advanced, and then Notepad pops up with most of the html code in (I just provide the link to the graphic which is loaded on the server). However, on some machines, Microsoft Word pops up instead of Notepad, where I can't just type in the code and save (the image doesn't show up). Does anybody know a workaround for this or some way to make "notepad" lauch when I click on the advanced editor button?
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Help!! Sending emails with graphic signatures
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Hi dog352,
Sounds like the default html editor on those computers has been changed.
Try going to start > control panel and then opening up internet options. Click on the programs tabs and see what your html editor is set at. Sounds like it will be set to Microsoft Word for some reason, just change it to Notepad and advanced edit should bring up notepad from then on.
Hope this helps
Sounds like the default html editor on those computers has been changed.
Try going to start > control panel and then opening up internet options. Click on the programs tabs and see what your html editor is set at. Sounds like it will be set to Microsoft Word for some reason, just change it to Notepad and advanced edit should bring up notepad from then on.
Hope this helps
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