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by fjerins

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We use outlook 2000 for our interoffice mail. I would send a responce to one of the user's and where I have my signiture at the end of a message, she would print it out to our hp 5si and it comes back with what looks like Greek letters. We don't use any language but english.
Dose anyone have a solution?

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by xpertdragon

How have you created your signature for Outlook? Did you create it within Word? Or another Text Editor? This apprears to be a simple font translation mismatch. These Greek looking letters is how the Hp 5si is interpreting the font, and is probably the only way it knows how to print it. Is it possible to re-design just the text and or fonts of your signature? You coudl use something more common such as Times New Roman within the Signature editor of Outlook. Mess around with it until it prints the way you want it to from your own machine as well as your correspondant. You don't always have to be fancy with signatures, to get the business information across to all your recepients.

Best of Luck!

Paul M. Chavez

by syscokid

Could also be a setting on your printer, It's been awhile since I've worked with a HP, but there's a setting for Symbol Set. If it's Roman-8 make it PC-8, and vice versa.

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