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Outlook XP and OWA email Signature question

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mmonti

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Hi,
I have a question about email signatures. In my company we use Outlok Web access for about 80% of our users and the rest use Outlook XP.

I have created a signature which is attached to my emails automatically. The signature is a few lines long (ex. name, the company name, then job title). When I send an email to someone with Outlook XP it looks fine, but when I send and email to a user who accesses their email through Outlook Web Access (Exchange 2000) there are additional blank lines added into the signature (ex. name, blank line, company, blank line, job title, blank line).

Anyone have an idea?

-Monti
 
Do you use HTML or rich text as you email editor?

"Sometimes I do not know but I try hard"- R.F. Haughty 1923
 
Hi,
I use HTML as my editor.


-Monti
 
Can you change this to plain or rich text as a test or would this cause you problems?
U can change it back afterwards.

"Sometimes I do not know but I try hard"- R.F. Haughty 1923
 
I could change it, no problem. I created the signature in Word then cut and pasted it when I created the signature in Outlook. I thought it might be an html issue. I really do not wnat to use rich text because I email alot of people outside my company.


-Monti
 
Hi,
After doing some more research I have found that the only way to resolve this is to use rich text format, However I have seen this as a work around:
In Outlook > Highlight rows of text> Choose menu Format > paragraphs, then
click Space before and space after paragraph and select 0 pt for each.

I am not sure where you can do this from, probably the signature editor.

"Sometimes I do not know but I try hard"- R.F. Haughty 1923
 
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