Re: OUTLOOK Express troubles, Poor Microsoft
From Nate / DAC <nat...@southwind.net>
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· 14 Jan 1999 00:00 · View full thread
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> I need help with my sig for Outlook express. I have it set to say this
____ _ ___ ___ _____
/ ___|___ ___ | |/ _ \ / _ \___ |
| | / _ \ / _ \| | | | | (_) | / /
| |__| (_) | (_) | | |_| |\__, |/ /
\____\___/ \___/|_|\___/ /_//_/
I'm assuming the above is what it's supposed to say, right?
I dunno a thing about Outlook Express, but, it almost looks like the program
is trying to interpret your signature as HTML, which would cause it to wrap
the way it did if certain conventions aren't followed. See if there is some
kind of HTML function in the program. If there is, turn it off.
Or get Pine :-)
Just a thought.
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