You guys may get a kick out of this...
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@DustinB3403 said in You guys may get a kick out of this...:
It looks really professional, but does have some major issues.
Does it?
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@scottalanmiller Yes it does.
I've had several business owners require a custom signature of their written name, in their hand writing for communications with customers.
It looks bad ass.
Thank you,
Signature
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@DustinB3403 said in You guys may get a kick out of this...:
@scottalanmiller Yes it does.
I've had several business owners require a custom signature of their written name, in their hand writing for communications with customers.
It looks bad ass.
Thank you,
Signature
I think it would come off as uninformed and out of date.
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Why would you think a signature would be uninformed and out of date?
What's the difference between a plain text signature, and one with a nice hand written name?
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@DustinB3403 said in You guys may get a kick out of this...:
Why would you think a signature would be uninformed and out of date?
What's the difference between a plain text signature, and one with a nice hand written name?
Uninformed... because it does nothing useful. Out of date because it is a vestige of the 1950s.
Difference is a bloated image file or text. One understands email, one does not.
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@scottalanmiller While I understand the sentiment it still looks pretty cool.
Regardless of the issues of bloating email with attachments (which may actually just be attached) rather than in-line.
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@DustinB3403 said in You guys may get a kick out of this...:
@scottalanmiller While I understand the sentiment it still looks pretty cool.
I'd have to see it, but it sounds really dorky.
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@scottalanmiller said in You guys may get a kick out of this...:
@DustinB3403 said in You guys may get a kick out of this...:
@scottalanmiller While I understand the sentiment it still looks pretty cool.
I'd have to see it, but it sounds really dorky.
If there was a way I could provide a sample, I would. lol
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@scottalanmiller said in You guys may get a kick out of this...:
@DustinB3403 said in You guys may get a kick out of this...:
@scottalanmiller While I understand the sentiment it still looks pretty cool.
I'd have to see it, but it sounds really dorky.
I don't think it looks bad. It just makes it extremely easy to capture the guy's signature.
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I've grown to hate E-mail signatures that include images.
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@DustinB3403 said in You guys may get a kick out of this...:
@scottalanmiller Yes it does.
I've had several business owners require a custom signature of their written name, in their hand writing for communications with customers.
It looks bad ass.
Thank you,
Signature
I wouldn't want to send anyone a copy of my hand-written signature. Seems like a risk to me.
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@EddieJennings said in You guys may get a kick out of this...:
I've grown to hate E-mail signatures that include images.
We found a bug in Outlook for Mac where some images would prevent the Mac from sending and responding to users.
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@EddieJennings said in You guys may get a kick out of this...:
I've grown to hate E-mail signatures that include images.
I've gone back and forth over the years. For a while I had our organization's logo in my signature. I no longer do. I seem to flip flop between sending emails as plain text and then going nuts with HTML formatting. I think I just get bored and need a change-up every now and then, lol.
The reason why I removed the logo from my signature was because to our mail server (Zimbra) every email I sent appeared like it had an attachment. So doing a search for "all emails I sent with an attachment" was not very helpful...
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@anthonyh said in You guys may get a kick out of this...:
@EddieJennings said in You guys may get a kick out of this...:
I've grown to hate E-mail signatures that include images.
I've gone back and forth over the years. For a while I had our organization's logo in my signature. I no longer do. I seem to flip flop between sending emails as plain text and then going nuts with HTML formatting. I think I just get bored and need a change-up every now and then, lol.
The reason why I removed the logo from my signature was because to our mail server (Zimbra) every email I sent appeared like it had an attachment. So doing a search for "all emails I sent with an attachment" was not very helpful...
I had to add this registry key to all of our Outlook 2016 configurations to make our signature images actually appear in the messages.
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Office\16.0\Outlook\Options\Mail] "Send Pictures With Document"=dword:00000001 -
@EddieJennings said in You guys may get a kick out of this...:
I've grown to hate E-mail signatures that include images.
I started there
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@anthonyh said in You guys may get a kick out of this...:
@EddieJennings said in You guys may get a kick out of this...:
I've grown to hate E-mail signatures that include images.
I've gone back and forth over the years. For a while I had our organization's logo in my signature. I no longer do. I seem to flip flop between sending emails as plain text and then going nuts with HTML formatting. I think I just get bored and need a change-up every now and then, lol.
The reason why I removed the logo from my signature was because to our mail server (Zimbra) every email I sent appeared like it had an attachment. So doing a search for "all emails I sent with an attachment" was not very helpful...
Tons of email systems do that, it's amazing how few people will ever see the email formatted as intended. It must be like 1%.
