Getting a standard looking signature on any computer

[boe]

I posted earlier but I posted a specific question without realizing my goal was unclear. I'd like a signature for my company e-mail which ends with my name, my company name, my company phone number and a working link to my company web page:

John Doe
Widgets R Us
1.555.222.3333
www.widgetsrus.com

My goal is to have my company name appear using the font my company uses for their logos. I want it to appear the same on any receiving persons computer PC, MAC whatever even if they don't have those fonts installed. I'd prefer not to use pictures as some of our clients strip those. I don't think a single one of our clients uses linux so I'm not concerned about those computers. I may get a solution that works on 100% but if could get one that works on 95% I'd be happy.

 

[DennisC]

Hello,
Easy enough. All you really need is the same font used to develop the
company logo installed on
your computer. If it is installed, great. If not do a google search for it
and download and install it.
If push comes to shove you can copy it from the company computer to a floppy
and then paste
it into the fonts folder on your computer.
You can use any font you desire and the font does not have to be installed
on the receiving persons
computer to reproduce correctly. In addition whether it is a Mac, Linux or
Windows makes no difference.

Edit the new signature in Microsoft Word. Open Word, to to Tools | Options |
General | E-Mail Options
and develop the signature. In Outlook go to Tools | Options | Mail Format
and select use Microsoft
Word as your e-mail editor.

That is all there is to it!
I posted earlier but I posted a specific question without realizing my goal
was unclear. I'd like a signature for my company e-mail which ends with my
name, my company name, my company phone number and a working link to my
company web page:

John Doe
Widgets R Us
1.555.222.3333
www.widgetsrus.com

My goal is to have my company name appear using the font my company uses for
their logos. I want it to appear the same on any receiving persons computer
PC, MAC whatever even if they don't have those fonts installed. I'd prefer
not to use pictures as some of our clients strip those. I don't think a
single one of our clients uses linux so I'm not concerned about those
computers. I may get a solution that works on 100% but if could get one
that works on 95% I'd be happy.

 

[boe]

Sorry, perhaps I'm not clear. I want to be able to send out replies to
anyone with E-mail. Not people on my computer or within my company. I want
to be able to reply to an e-mail I receive and use our company font and have
it display on their computer with our font. I don't want to use a picture
since many systems filter for these. I want to use and HTML file that works
fine if you go to it on our website, it displays on any computer with the
right fonts. The issue is sending that html as a signature within Outlook.
When I select signatures and use that html as a template, when it goes out
the html code no longer works.