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This is correct.<br />
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When you cut + paste, many times what you cut is converted to text.<br />
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To move the exact HTML, you'll have to...<br />
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1) Open message.<br />
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2) Select view source (how ever that works in your App).<br />
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3) Cut the actual HTML you see in the message.<br />
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4) Paste the cut HTML into your App settings.
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Doesn't work. As already told, in Gmail Android App signature box the html is NOT evaluated as HTML. For instance, if I write &lt;p&gt;ciao&lt;/p&gt;, I see exactly &lt;p&gt;ciao&lt;/p&gt;. Other solutions, please? Thank
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Hallo, how can I set an HTML signature on Gmail App in my Android mobile device? I tried to copy from an other email; but it appear in new mail as plain text and not as the original.<br />
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Thanks!
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Hallo, how can I set an HTML signature on Gmail App in my Android mobile device? I tried to copy from an other email; but it appear in new mail as plain text and not as the original.

Thanks!

This is correct.

When you cut + paste, many times what you cut is converted to text.

To move the exact HTML, you&#39;ll have to...

1) Open message.

2) Select view source (how ever that works in your App).

3) Cut the actual HTML you see in the message.

4) Paste the cut HTML into your App settings.

Doesn&#39;t work. As already told, in Gmail Android App signature box the html is NOT evaluated as HTML. For instance, if I write &lt;p&gt;ciao&lt;/p&gt;, I see exactly &lt;p&gt;ciao&lt;/p&gt;. Other solutions, please? Thank

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