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I am tired of how outlook (2012) butchers any images included in an email signature.
Whilst composing an email, I can use emf (vector based) which prints beautifully, etc..
When the send button is pressed, the image gets turned to a low quality jpeg.
Does outlook exchange support svg or emf as a 'linked image'?
Tim West
Posted 2012-02-19T22:26:47.587
Reputation: 49
6While I'm thoroughly unfamiliar with the software you use and thus can't answer your question, I can inform you that I would be quite unhappy about it if everyone who sent me email attached a useless picture in their sigs. – Eroen – 2012-02-19T23:08:34.587
1Eroen, I'm glad you understand! You would prefer useful pictures attached to sigs! Our organisations current sigs are ugly, and use more data than they should. I would like to change this! – Tim West – 2012-02-20T02:07:15.760
2I'm afraid you're stuck with JPEGs. There is no vector graphics format that is supported by all (or most) popular email clients. Whether or not you can send SWGs or EMFs is irrelevant, most of your email recipients will not see them. – haimg – 2012-02-20T20:37:27.733
Thanks for the heads up. Looks like Eroen will have to be happy with useless pixelated images attached to our email. :-) – Tim West – 2012-02-21T00:20:32.450
2Agreeing with @Eroen, I think what s/he means is that signature images are a pain, regardless of quality. I hate getting emails with signature images in them, so I have disabled load-images. A lot of people do this deliberately, and the resulting image-less email makes the sender look like a bit of a noob.... But if you absolutely must: keep it small, keep it neutral. – benteh – 2013-11-22T18:40:59.693