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Guest
I have customized a signature in word, but windows mail says it is too big. i
also need help making it an html file.
also need help making it an html file.
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D. Spencer Hines
Vista now controls the SIZE of a sig file in Windows Mail?
Well, that's another downcheck.
Nanny Software.
Does Windows Mail function as a NEWSREADER too?
Does it have yEnc capabilities built in?
DSH
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Well, that's another downcheck.
Nanny Software.
Does Windows Mail function as a NEWSREADER too?
Does it have yEnc capabilities built in?
DSH
(e-mail address removed)...
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Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE/WM
D. Spencer Hines said:Vista now controls the SIZE of a sig file in Windows Mail?
So did Outlook Express
Well, that's another downcheck.
Nanny Software.
Does Windows Mail function as a NEWSREADER too?
Yes.
Does it have yEnc capabilities built in?
No.
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Steve Cochran
In Word go to File | Save As | Filtered HTML and that should work.
steve
steve
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D. Spencer Hines
Thank you.
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Not in the versions I used a SIGFILE in. I simply told it to look for a
text file. OE6 has that same feature.
So did Outlook Express
?????
Not in the versions I used a SIGFILE in. I simply told it to look for a
text file. OE6 has that same feature.
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Guest
The easiest way I've found is to make your signature a jpg or png then insert
it into new mail message, look at the source code and copy whats between the
body tags into notepad add the opening and closing html tags and save it as a
html file. It keeps the size down low. Even ones with tons of work from CS2.
it into new mail message, look at the source code and copy whats between the
body tags into notepad add the opening and closing html tags and save it as a
html file. It keeps the size down low. Even ones with tons of work from CS2.