Email Signatures

In Maximizer try File > Preferences > Email and select the AutoSignature button.

Iris

Hi Iris. Thanks I just tried this. But I discovered that it appends my 7 line signature file to two lines. Is there any way you know that I can keep my 7 line signature. Regarsd. Ben

Hello breader,
No, I have the same problem. I talked to Max tech support yesterday and they said that WYSIWYG for this one. They only suggested that I submit extended signatures for a future patch of the product.

I'll check into this more when I get to work but in the meantime can you check and report back if you have a subfolder called "Email" in your Address Book directory? Also, what version of Max are u using?

Iris

My email signature is 10 lines incl. the attached text file which contain my disclaimer. So I don't know why your restricted to only two lines. Perhaps this is something Maximizer introduced after v7.0 (my ver.). Maybe someone who used v7 email signature feature can confirm if this was changed in v8 or v9.

Alternatively, you could put your signature in a text file and use the attach text file feature???

Iris

Hi Iris,

Attaching a text file worked to a degree. Now the font is always times new roman whereas my standard is Arial. Do you know how to control the font?

Regards,

Ben

Try using your favorite HTML editor to create your signature and append that as a text file.

Iris

Another way to control the font is to do the following when you are creating a new email. Once you have opened the new email :

- Click Format > HTML
- Select all the text in the body of the email (put the cursor in the body and click Ctl-A)
- Click Format > Style > Normal (for us this changes the body font to Arial 10 point, an alternative is to click Format > Font > Arial 10 point)

This is what we do with Max 7.

- R.