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MS Office Forum / Outlook / New Users / November 2005outlook 2003 signature problem - help please
Hi, I created a signature with two parts. The top portion is a JPEG with logo and static text. The bottom part is simply an active email address and an active website. When you compose a new email, the signature is perfect (when you go and see the message you have sent you can see that the email address and website are active - you could click on them). When the person responds to your email, the signature has slightly moved; the active email and website text have moved vertically up and are on top of the JPEG. Although I have made this text with a text box anchored on the page, it still moves... Help! Thanks, Luke =?Utf-8?B?THVrZSBXaWxsaWFtcw==?= wrote in news:8ADEFC38-7608-4A89-A1B6-BCE67DEC2939@microsoft.com > Hi, > [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > Luke Hi, Luke, When this happens, does your original message font change to Times New Roman?  SignatureLew The font is set to Arial 11 pts. On some PCs, the font changes to Times New Roman. I tried different things to fix this whole signature mess. 1. Created a table with two rows. Top row contains the JPEG and bottom row contains email and website links. That did not work so well. The JPEG would dissapear when sending and only the email and website would appear. 2. No table. The Jpeg is set on top and when advanced editing is clicked, I created two text boxes (website and email). Anchored these boxes (that did not work either). When sending this email, the text boxes move vertically so they appear on top of the JPEG. Not very nice. 3. Finally just created a JPEG with all of the information (no active links). Looks fine but lacks the interactivity that I wanted. Suggestions? Thanks, L. > =?Utf-8?B?THVrZSBXaWxsaWFtcw==?= wrote in > news:8ADEFC38-7608-4A89-A1B6-BCE67DEC2939@microsoft.com [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > When this happens, does your original message font change to Times > New Roman? |
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