MOvais_Khan
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Signature problem
Dear Experts
I know that when i create a signature, three files are created, rtf, txt, html, and the relevant signature is used when replying and fowarding e-mail depending on the mail editing option of the sender mail. have created a signature that uses multiple fonts, like my name in bold and size 20, while my address lne has size 15 and font normal and italic. My problem is when i am replying to mails, the signature fonts changes, How to overcome this. I think this happen because when i am replying or fowarding e-mails, it takes the editing option of the sender mail. If the mail that came is in txt editing mode, it takes the txt signature, and txt signature is created in only one font, I tried editing it, but txt file does not allow multiple fonts in one document. So is there a way to come around this, i.e when i am replying to mail, it should take my signature in the same format as i created it i.e with multiple fonts, when I am replying a mail, that has come in txt editing mode
Rgds
I know that when i create a signature, three files are created, rtf, txt, html, and the relevant signature is used when replying and fowarding e-mail depending on the mail editing option of the sender mail. have created a signature that uses multiple fonts, like my name in bold and size 20, while my address lne has size 15 and font normal and italic. My problem is when i am replying to mails, the signature fonts changes, How to overcome this. I think this happen because when i am replying or fowarding e-mails, it takes the editing option of the sender mail. If the mail that came is in txt editing mode, it takes the txt signature, and txt signature is created in only one font, I tried editing it, but txt file does not allow multiple fonts in one document. So is there a way to come around this, i.e when i am replying to mail, it should take my signature in the same format as i created it i.e with multiple fonts, when I am replying a mail, that has come in txt editing mode
Rgds
See: https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/20933146/Signature-with-both-Text-and-HTML.html#11932652 as you crossposted there
Stefri
Stefri
ASKER
Well, i will do that, and get back. M/Time, is there a way to change the reply mail format, i.e if a mail comes to us in a plain text format, can we reply to it using and HTML format.
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Ok, so here is what i need now,
Need a VBA code, that runs automatically, when a reply or foward button is pressed, performing these steps
*inquiring about the editor i.e either it is plain text, HTML, or RTF
*If plain text, delete the first occurance of the signature words,
*Change the mail editor options to HTML
*insert my signature again
Need a VBA code, that runs automatically, when a reply or foward button is pressed, performing these steps
*inquiring about the editor i.e either it is plain text, HTML, or RTF
*If plain text, delete the first occurance of the signature words,
*Change the mail editor options to HTML
*insert my signature again
You can change the format of the message once you have hit the reply button and change the format manually, but then you would need to manually insert the signature, as it won't be automatically formatted the way you want it to be.
However, if someone is sending to you in plain text it's quite possible that what you send to them will be plain text when they get it, regardless of the format you send in.