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Hi Experts,<br />
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I am creating a standard signature for all uses in my company. &nbsp;This includes font and layout, but some use Outlook, Windows Mail, and some are using Mac.<br />
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I dont' have a mac to test on so are there any things to avoid with Mac (Entourage etc) email signature? &nbsp;Any tip would be helpful.<br />
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Thanks<br />
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HNM
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Hi Experts,

I am creating a standard signature for all uses in my company.  This includes font and layout, but some use Outlook, Windows Mail, and some are using Mac.

I dont' have a mac to test on so are there any things to avoid with Mac (Entourage etc) email signature?  Any tip would be helpful.

Thanks

HNM

Email Signature (Apple vs Outlook)

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Outlook

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Apple Software

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