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Message: [QUOTE="Paradigm, post: 14194131, member: 112504"] Update: I have recently been looking at the whole 2 line Signature thing again with a colleague because of some other Font related issues she was having. She queried my reasoning behind wanting to remove the 2 lines in a new Email at all due to the fact that my fix and writing directly into a Signature failed to pick up her spelling mistakes. After much debate, I would like to add the following observations to anyone looking at this issue: i. Using my fix means that anything you enter in the new mail is taken as being a part of the Signature ergo, typing an incorrect Spelling will ''not'' be identified by the Outlook Spell checker so you cannot use the Spell checker at all. ii. My logic behind using this fix was driven by Third Party Software email-template (Outlook) Software that I was writing at the time which made sense. However I now have had to ask myself ''why'' do I need to remove the lines in normal use today especially as I now require the Spell checker? So, in Summary If you do not need to explicitly remove the 2 extra lines I recommend that you do the following to set-up your Email correctly in Outlook 2010: - adjust the Font for a new Email/Reply Email using [B]File->Options->Mail->Stationery & Fonts[/B] - create a new Signature as normal and paste in into [B]File->Options->Mail->Signatures->New E-mail Signature[/B] Then when you create a New Email you will have your Signatures that can be changed using right-click and you have the 2 lines as a default using your pre-set Outlook Font to begin your new Message/Reply. Cheers, Mark Kubiszyn [/QUOTE]

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