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Using HTML to 'Force' Text in Policy Patrol Disclaimer

Asked by DAQADMIN in Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), Web Development Software

Tags: Red Earth, Policy Patrol Disclaimers, HTML

Hi all,

I know pretty much zero about html so here goes -
I'm using Policy Patrol Disclaimers to automate email signatures with a logo.
Within PPD you have the 'dummy window' as I call it; type in your formatted text, link your parameters, insert logo and you're done. Aside from the dummy window is the HTML window with all the code that you can clearly modify what you wish (if you know what you're entering!)

The signature information is drawn from the Active Directory and as such is already formatted.
And so, is it possible to modify the HTML to do the following:
1) Force user names from Title Case to UPPER CASE?
2) Force the removal of the hyperlink from the users email address when it sends?
(i.e. so the recipient only gets the user email address in formatted text form and not as a blue hyperlink.)
3) Font Choice - by specifying a font within HTML, does that 'over ride' fonts installed on the Exchange server and thus magically use them OR does that specified font have to be installed? (please stop laughing :) )
If yes to the above, can you please provide what I need and where to position it within the code?
Any help that you can offer me would be greatly appreciated as this task is getting way overdue for me and I'm log jammed on these points in trying to produce what I've been requested to do.

Cheers!


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Tags: Red Earth, Policy Patrol Disclaimers, HTML
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