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From: dperry@leading.com.au (Damian Perry)
Subject: Re: signatures
Date: 1996/07/11
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 On Tue., 25-Jun-1996 stosser@airtime.co.uk wrote:
 
 > I am using Siggen Pro, Version 2,Revision D. and am having problems.
 > I write my sig in the program and it looks perfect, but when I send a
 > test e-mail to myself the signature which looked perfect in Siggen Pro
 > is all out of sink and virtually unreadable.Please can anyone tell me
 > what i'm doing wrong??
One suggestion, if you're using a program such as Microsoft exchange, or 
the like, is that you might be using proportional fonts, which is the 
problem I'm having at the moment as well. The problem is, to create a 
signature that'll look good in fixed font and proportional.

Good luck.

Damian Perry - Leading Solutions