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Is it happening to the whole body content, or just the signature? If it's all, check your zoom level on the Format Text tab of the ribbon.
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Is it happening to the whole body content, or just the signature? If it's all, check your zoom level on the Format Text tab of the ribbon.

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No is just the signature I already check the zoom bar at the bottom .
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No is just the signature I already check the zoom bar at the bottom .

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I found the answer as explained
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I’m trying to create a signature in Outlook but when it comes up in the e-mail is too small no matter what fonts you choose when you create it. &nbsp;Any ideas?
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I’m trying to create a signature in Outlook but when it comes up in the e-mail is too small no matter what fonts you choose when you create it.  Any ideas?

Signatures in Outlook coming up too small

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