- MSCRM Web: E-mail signature
- Posted by Mr. Octal Storm on August 14th, 2003
How can you get MSCRM Web version to stamp each e-mail with "signature"
containing name, address & phone. It appears that you can's attach a text
file "signature" without resorting to an e-mail template. This is bad -
even for a 1.0 product from MS.
While we are talking about e-mail probems on the e-mail client version...
2 more questions
1. Is there a "fix" for e-mails (in & out) to have the normal word wrap -
instead of one continuous line?
2. The enter key returns 2 lines instead of one. Why? A shift-enter
provides a single line. Any work around?
- Posted by Dean Beckley on August 14th, 2003
Email Templates are the answer for this...Settings | Template Manager |
E-Mail Templates. You can reference the User for name, address, and phone.
For other HTML items, you can place them on a public web page, copy/paste
them into the template.
1. I'm haven't experienced (or noticed) this.
2. Shift+Enter is the way I get one line when entering an email. I was
suprised at the limited formatting tools as well. I'm hoping to see this in
future versions.
Dean
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- Posted by Matt Parks on August 15th, 2003
The reason for Enter returning 2 lines is that the email is being HTML
formatted. In this, Enter is actually inserting a <P> tag which translates
to a paragraph. Shift-Enter inserts a <BR> tag which only does a single
line. This is the same way the Outlook works when you send a HTML formatted
email.
"Dean Beckley" <dean at(@) omegagroup dot(.) com> wrote in message
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Email Templates are the answer for this...Settings | Template Manager |
E-Mail Templates. You can reference the User for name, address, and phone.
For other HTML items, you can place them on a public web page, copy/paste
them into the template.
1. I'm haven't experienced (or noticed) this.
2. Shift+Enter is the way I get one line when entering an email. I was
suprised at the limited formatting tools as well. I'm hoping to see this in
future versions.
Dean
"Mr. Octal Storm" <mroctalstorm@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:OJ$y07pYDHA.1916@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
