Re: [Evolution] Compose plain text emails that render well on MS Outlook

2022-09-21 Thread Jorge P. de Morais Neto via evolution-list
Hi! I reply below: Em [2022-09-19 seg 08:31:57-0400], Adam Tauno Williams escreveu: > More exotic suggestion: just skip the signature. They were useful > once upon a time, long ago; today they really accomplish nothing. > Including anything but your name is largely a waste of time. Hum, maybe

Re: [Evolution] Compose plain text emails that render well on MS Outlook

2022-09-19 Thread Jorge P. de Morais Neto via evolution-list
Hi. I reply below: Em [2022-09-19 seg 00:54:15+0200], Ángel escreveu: > If the problem is only surfacing on the signature, maybe you could > setup your signature with doubled newlines? I thank you for the tip, but that would add five newlines to my messages, which I think would be too much. My

Re: [Evolution] Compose plain text emails that render well on MS Outlook

2022-08-31 Thread Jorge P. de Morais Neto via evolution-list
Hi. I reply below: Em [2022-08-28 dom 13:29:29+0100], Pete Biggs escreveu: > If your work requires you to use HTML emails, then I suspect it's a > battle not worth fighting. However when you use HTML, Evolution > surrounds the sig with to try and maintain it's integrity > and that seems to wo

[Evolution] Compose plain text emails that render well on MS Outlook

2022-08-29 Thread Jorge P. de Morais Neto via evolution-list
Hi. My workplace sadly uses Microsoft technologies for collaboration and MS Outlook as the default email client. I instead use Evolution on a GNU/Linux virtual machine (VM). I used to compose emails in plain text, but then my boss told me to use HTML because plain text emails look bad on MS Outl

[Evolution] Compose plain text emails that render well on MS Outlook

2022-08-27 Thread Jorge P. de Morais Neto via evolution-list
Hi. My workplace sadly uses Microsoft technologies for collaboration and MS Outlook as the default email client. I instead use Evolution on a GNU/Linux virtual machine (VM). I used to compose emails in plain text, but then my boss told me to use HTML because plain text emails look bad on MS Outl