e-mail signature question

[Bob Igel]

I am using OL 2003. I have created what I believe to be a fairly simple
4-line signature --name, company, phone, URL, etc.-- no graphics or other
stuff. Yet when I open a new e-mail (using HTML w/Outlook as the editor),
the sig is double-spaced.

I have checked all the settings. It is clearly set up as single-space, and
it looks OK both in the sig editor box and when using plain text e-mail.

I have deleted the sig and re-entered...same thing, double spaced.

Am I missing something really simple, or am I just plain missing the boat?

Thanks for the assistance, as always!

Bob in Atlanta

 

[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

HTML signatures seem to suffer from the double-space problem. Are you using
Word as the editor as well?

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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

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After furious head scratching, Bob Igel asked:

| I am using OL 2003. I have created what I believe to be a fairly
| simple 4-line signature --name, company, phone, URL, etc.-- no
| graphics or other stuff. Yet when I open a new e-mail (using HTML
| w/Outlook as the editor), the sig is double-spaced.
|
| I have checked all the settings. It is clearly set up as
| single-space, and it looks OK both in the sig editor box and when
| using plain text e-mail.
|
| I have deleted the sig and re-entered...same thing, double spaced.
|
| Am I missing something really simple, or am I just plain missing the
| boat?
|
| Thanks for the assistance, as always!
|
| Bob in Atlanta

 

[Guest]

Bob
This annoyed me for ages too, I got round it by doing soft carriage returns
at teh end of each line and it now works fine.
Jess

 

[Bob Igel]

That did the trick. Thanks Jess!

Bob
This annoyed me for ages too, I got round it by doing soft carriage returns
at teh end of each line and it now works fine.
Jess