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Have you tried to do this in SafeMode (outlook.exe /safe) to see if this will happen? Have you tried to create a new Outlook profile and test again with the signatures? Do this from the mail applet in the control panel.
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Have you tried to do this in SafeMode (outlook.exe /safe) to see if this will happen? Have you tried to create a new Outlook profile and test again with the signatures? Do this from the mail applet in the control panel.

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I don't have a copy of 2003, but have you checked to see if they have modified the personal stationary settings under stationary and fonts?
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I don't have a copy of 2003, but have you checked to see if they have modified the personal stationary settings under stationary and fonts?

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I have a few users that are having a problem with their Outlook signatures.<br />
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Some users are using Windows XP and one is using Windows 7. &nbsp;All are using Outlook 2003.<br />
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The issue is that all of the text in the signature shinks.<br />
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The signature is HTML.<br />
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When I open the HTML file in<br />
C:\Users\username\AppData\<wbr />Roaming\Mi<wbr />crosoft\Si<wbr />gnatures (Windows 7)<br />
C:\Documents and Settings\username\Applicat<wbr />ion Data\Microsoft\Signatures (Windows XP)<br />
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The HTML file looks right.<br />
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Yet when the user sends an HTML e-mail, the font in the signature is significantly smaller.<br />
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If the user creates a new signature file, it will be fine for days to months.<br />
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Not sure what is up.
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I have a few users that are having a problem with their Outlook signatures.

Some users are using Windows XP and one is using Windows 7.  All are using Outlook 2003.

The issue is that all of the text in the signature shinks.

The signature is HTML.

When I open the HTML file in
C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Signatures (Windows 7)
C:\Documents and Settings\username\Application Data\Microsoft\Signatures (Windows XP)

The HTML file looks right.

Yet when the user sends an HTML e-mail, the font in the signature is significantly smaller.

If the user creates a new signature file, it will be fine for days to months.

Not sure what is up.

Outlook 2003 - Shrinking Signature

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