Anyone have any experience with these? I’ve done them before and never had any problems that weren’t easily solved. But I sent a html file to a client and told them how to install it in Outlook as their signature. For some reason when they use it the font sizes are a lot smaller than what I specified in the file. I’ve tested the signature on 2 different computers here with both Outlook 2003 and Outlook 2007 and the signature works fine using my instructions. I have font sizes set using pixels.
I’m thinking they have some setting set to make the font sizes smaller, or they are doing something wrong, but I’m not very familiar with Outlook so I don’t know what it could be. Any help would be awesome!
My best luck has been creating the signature so the files are created, then finding the files in the Outlook signature directory and manually editing the HTML there. There will be three files, one HTML, one RTF, and one TXT.
Anytime I tried to code/layout something in the Outlook editor it never ended up looking the way it did in the editor.
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My best luck has been creating the signature so the files are created, then finding the files in the Outlook signature directory and manually editing the HTML there. There will be three files, one HTML, one RTF, and one TXT.
Anytime I tried to code/layout something in the Outlook editor it never ended up looking the way it did in the editor. |
Sounds like a good idea, but this won’t work for me since the client has to install the signatures. I noticed in the email source code that Outlook was converting my font sizes from pixels to points, so I modified my html so the sizes were points. Sent files back over, REALLY hoping this works.
It looks like changing the font size to Points instead of Pixels fixed their sizing issue.