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EssexSi December 13th 07 06:25 PM

E-mail signatu problem with tables
 
I have created an e-mail signature using a table to control the layout and
formatting. This is fine until I reply or forward a message, as the signature
then joins to the message I am trying to forward/reply to.

I have gone into Advanced Edit Table Table Properties and set the text
wrapping to 'None', which seems to work. However, when I make any edits to
the signature it resets the table wrapping back to 'around', so that I get
the problem repeated.

Any ideas?



Brian Tillman December 13th 07 07:50 PM

E-mail signatu problem with tables
 
EssexSi wrote:

I have created an e-mail signature using a table to control the
layout and formatting. This is fine until I reply or forward a
message, as the signature then joins to the message I am trying to
forward/reply to.

I have gone into Advanced Edit Table Table Properties and set the
text wrapping to 'None', which seems to work. However, when I make
any edits to the signature it resets the table wrapping back to
'around', so that I get the problem repeated.

Any ideas?


Outlook version?
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

EssexSi December 14th 07 07:29 AM

E-mail signatu problem with tables
 
2003 (SP2)

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

EssexSi wrote:

I have created an e-mail signature using a table to control the
layout and formatting. This is fine until I reply or forward a
message, as the signature then joins to the message I am trying to
forward/reply to.

I have gone into Advanced Edit Table Table Properties and set the
text wrapping to 'None', which seems to work. However, when I make
any edits to the signature it resets the table wrapping back to
'around', so that I get the problem repeated.

Any ideas?


Outlook version?
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]


Brian Tillman December 14th 07 01:18 PM

E-mail signatu problem with tables
 
EssexSi wrote:

2003 (SP2)


I think you're falling prey to the fact that Outlook always uses the format
of the original message when replying or forwarding and that is causing
confusion in the composition. Have you tried applying your own stationery
deliberately or tried switching to Plain Text and then back to HTML?
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]



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