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Avoding logo as an attachment in Outlook 2003 Signature

Asked by verdante in Microsoft Office Suite

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Greetings EElings
I have read responses to a number of questions of a similar nature to this but I'm not happy with the responses. So I've upped the ante and plastered the maximum score on this question in an attempt to find an innovative response.

I have attached a logo in my signature block which Outlook sees as an attachment. The main problem this generates is that some recipients have email clients that treat my messages as spam and shove them in junk email. I am not happy changing message format to html and creating a link to the jpeg instead because again filters prevent download and recipients just get a nasty looking red 's'. I've been sitting so long trying to figure out a workaround that I've got a red 's' myself. So far I've tried to use the advanced editor for signature blocks and used Word to create a background but the background doesn't come out and even if it did I guess I'd have no control over the location of the logo. Next I thought about creating my own font so I could just include my logo that way (even though one part of the logo is quite unlike any letter in the roman alphabet). I looked at a couple of shareware demos for font editors, but they didn't grab me.

So, can someone reccommend another way forward or alternatively if someone can give me the name of a good font editor so I simply turn any image I want into a symbol that would be brilliant
cheers
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