Maybe when I am ready to quit . . . . :-)
David Precious wrote:
Tell her it's an email, not a website, and to forget the ugly
formatting/pictures/worthless bloat and just use text? :)
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On Mon, 11 Dec 2006, Portman wrote:
> (She likes putting her signature at the bottom of her e-mails with a
> picture and links to her site.)
>
> Any ideas anyone?
Tell her it's an email, not a website, and to forget the ugly
formatting/pictures/worthless bloat and just use text? :)
The
Update: I changed the preferences to rich text and my boss says now that
she can paste in a screenshot but cannot add a picture. (She likes
putting her signature at the bottom of her e-mails with a picture and
links to her site.)
Any ideas anyone?
Riva
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On Wed, 6 Dec 2006, Portman wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> My boss uses Outlook and finds that when she replies to a message that
> came in text and changes it to HTML, it changes the font to Times New
> Roman. She wants to be able to keep it as Arial, 10pt. I checked her
> preferences, etc. and anywhere el
Thanks Patrick. I did check that and it is set to "always use my fonts".
Riva
Patrick G. wrote:
Hello Riva,
On Wednesday, December 6, 2006, 8:52:43 AM, you wrote:
P> My boss uses Outlook and finds that when she replies to a message that
P> came in text and changes it to HTML, it changes t
Hello Riva,
On Wednesday, December 6, 2006, 8:52:43 AM, you wrote:
P> My boss uses Outlook and finds that when she replies to a message that
P> came in text and changes it to HTML, it changes the font to Times New
P> Roman. She wants to be able to keep it as Arial, 10pt. I checked her
P> pr
Hi all,
My boss uses Outlook and finds that when she replies to a message that
came in text and changes it to HTML, it changes the font to Times New
Roman. She wants to be able to keep it as Arial, 10pt. I checked her
preferences, etc. and anywhere else I could think of but I can't find a
set
