R Ron Aug 4, 2004 #1 I want to select a line on E-mail signature to go red. Even when I copy and past, it comes out black. Help
I want to select a line on E-mail signature to go red. Even when I copy and past, it comes out black. Help
A Andreas Roeder Aug 4, 2004 #2 Hi Ron, i dont know your version. But if you go on your signature under TOOLS|OPTIONS|MAILFORMAT|SIGNATURES|EDIT|FONTS you could create a red line!
Hi Ron, i dont know your version. But if you go on your signature under TOOLS|OPTIONS|MAILFORMAT|SIGNATURES|EDIT|FONTS you could create a red line!
B Brian Tillman Aug 4, 2004 #3 Ron said: I want to select a line on E-mail signature to go red. Even when I copy and past, it comes out black. Help Click to expand... No need to ask more than once.
Ron said: I want to select a line on E-mail signature to go red. Even when I copy and past, it comes out black. Help Click to expand... No need to ask more than once.
B Brian Tillman Aug 4, 2004 #4 Andreas Roeder said: i dont know your version. Click to expand... The OP was asking about Outlook Express, which doesn't belong in this forum.
Andreas Roeder said: i dont know your version. Click to expand... The OP was asking about Outlook Express, which doesn't belong in this forum.
A Andreas Roeder Aug 5, 2004 #5 Hi Brian, The OP dont tell us anything about his version. So why do you know that he meant OE?
B Brian Tillman Aug 5, 2004 #6 Andreas Roeder said: The OP dont tell us anything about his version. So why do you know that he meant OE? Click to expand... Uh, uh, uh, because I was following another thread and made a mistake. Sorry.
Andreas Roeder said: The OP dont tell us anything about his version. So why do you know that he meant OE? Click to expand... Uh, uh, uh, because I was following another thread and made a mistake. Sorry.
B Brian Tillman Aug 5, 2004 #7 Andreas Roeder said: The OP dont tell us anything about his version. So why do you know that he meant OE? Click to expand... Oh. I know why. because he posted the same question a little earlier, but in that one he included a little more information. Here's that other post:
Andreas Roeder said: The OP dont tell us anything about his version. So why do you know that he meant OE? Click to expand... Oh. I know why. because he posted the same question a little earlier, but in that one he included a little more information. Here's that other post:
