oddball signature question

[Kelly Armitage]

I have an employee here at work who has a signature in her email which works
properly. However, when she receives an email (from anyone) and then
replies, the format (font) of the signature seems to change. It isn't even
consistant, some lines in the signature change to times new roman, some lines
change to courier etc. I have looked at her signature options and she is
selecting the same signature for new email as well as replies, I have also
checked the option "always use my fonts" and it hasn't seemed to change
anything.

Does anyone have any ideas where I can look or what I might change to make
her signature the same all the time?

Thanks

 

[Victor Delta]

I have an employee here at work who has a signature in her email which
works
properly. However, when she receives an email (from anyone) and then
replies, the format (font) of the signature seems to change. It isn't
even
consistant, some lines in the signature change to times new roman, some
lines
change to courier etc. I have looked at her signature options and she is
selecting the same signature for new email as well as replies, I have also
checked the option "always use my fonts" and it hasn't seemed to change
anything.

Does anyone have any ideas where I can look or what I might change to make
her signature the same all the time?

Thanks

When you reply Outlook replies by default in the same format as the original
email - HTML, Rich Text or Plain Text. How has she set her reply signatures
in each of these formats? I expect this is why they appear different on
occasions.

See the item half way down this page
http://www.howto-outlook.com/howto/signatures.htm

V

 

[culturalevolution]

I use gmail not Outlook, but have a similar problem: the formatting
gets lost in my signature and all the lines run together.

 

[Victor Delta]

I use gmail not Outlook, but have a similar problem: the formatting
gets lost in my signature and all the lines run together.

Suggest you try the gmail forums then...

V