As I searched from Google, I found 3 interesting threads:
- http://forums.macosxhints.com/archive/index.php/t-27384.html
- http://discussions.apple.com/message.jspa?messageID=6699246
- http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1701124&tstart=0
The #1 link says that the Font that we see in Apple Mail is shown correctly in Outlook only the signature part.
The #2 link says that we can use Stationery to accomplish the same result like #1 link but the problem is:
The #3 link says that we can use the Stationery only when we Compose a new email. This means when we forward or reply the email, we can't use this method.
I have come up to a working solution which is quite easy. I use Signature to solve this problem.
I created a signature with Verdana font like this:
>
> Hi _,
>
> <put content here>
>
> Thanks,
>
> unsigned_nerd
>
Then every time I compose a new email or reply/forward an email, the signature will show up and I put my email message in the "<put content here>".
It WORKS!
NOTE THAT we can use only Fonts that don't have a space in their name and exist in Windows.
For example, I can't use "Courier New" but I can use "Courier".
3 comments:
This works when composing, but still there is the problem when replying to email. The font chosen in preferences is changed to times.
Seems to be a very bad misstep on apple's part here.
Best,
Jim
I agree that this issue is a pain...
However, the solution above does work for replies/forwards as long as you have it set to put your signature "above quoted text" for both..
for such visual computers this is a disgrace from Apple who have known about this issue for at least 5 years. pathetic.
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