hawker wrote:
My office has mandated we all have a consistent signature line.
Of course those who made the claim are on a Mac and using a totally
different e-mail client than I.
I have some HTML pasted in my signature line for that profile.
Can someone tell me how I can do the following:
...
2) Prevent Seamonky from making the signature lighter than the requested
font color?
This is an internal SeaMonkey display feature. For plain-text emails,
its appearance on the recipients' machine will depend on their program
and configuration. For HTML emails, you have complete freedom to specify
color, shape, size, etc.
3) Create an HTML signature and attach it from a file(?). Sig
experts are better at explaining that than I am.
Create an HTML signature file, and note down its name and location. Go
to Edit | Mail & Newsgroup Account Settings | and select the name of the
account. On that pane, check the box "Attach the signature from a file
instead:" and click the "Choose:" button. Navigate to the saved
signature file, select it, and OK out.
To be sure that you always use HTML for that account, go to Edit | Mail
& Newsgroup Account Settings | Composition & Addressing and check the
box, "Compose messages in HTML format."
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