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by bork blatt
Signatures at the bottom of e-mails are a great idea.
Unfortunately, if you use fancy fonts and embedded images, you have no guarantee that the person on the other side is going to see it the way you designed it.
E-mail was designed as a plain text medium, and has recently been expanded to include HTML support, embedded images etc. Many e-mail clients however, don't support HTML, and many companies and users turn off HTML support and block attachments because of the security risks associated with these.
I recommend that you design your sig in such a way that if all else fails, the plain text version has all the info in and looks neat. There are just too many variables on the client side that are out of your control.
I'm sorry - this isn't the answer you were looking for, but I hope it helps anyway.
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