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Markus
Hi,
We are using Office/Outlook 2007
We have an email signature script that is run when users login, it´s working
ok except for two things;
If the default paragraph settings in Word 2007 for a user matches those in
the signature script, the signature will use the "Base defaults" of Word
2007, that is SpaceAfter = 10 and LineSpacing = "Multiple" with a value of
1,15.
So if I change the script to use SpaceAfter=0 and the user has set his/her
Word 2007 to use SpaceAfter=0, the result will be SpaceAfter=10.
If the script is set to SpaceAfter=0 and the user has SpaceAfter=1, the
result vill be SpaceAfter = 0.
The same thing happens for LineSpacingRule, if its set to "Single" in the
users Word 2007 settings and the script is set to use LineSpacingRule =
wdLineSpaceSingle, the result will be that the signature will have a
linespacing of "Multiple" and a value of 1,15.
So everytime the users settings match those of the script, it defaults to
the values you would get if you deleted your normal.dotm.
Is this a bug?
The second problem is that all the lines in the signature will become
paragraphs.
Even though I used vbNewLine to create the signature, which should be the
same as pressing shift+enter, right?
Any ideas on how to solve?
/Markus
We are using Office/Outlook 2007
We have an email signature script that is run when users login, it´s working
ok except for two things;
If the default paragraph settings in Word 2007 for a user matches those in
the signature script, the signature will use the "Base defaults" of Word
2007, that is SpaceAfter = 10 and LineSpacing = "Multiple" with a value of
1,15.
So if I change the script to use SpaceAfter=0 and the user has set his/her
Word 2007 to use SpaceAfter=0, the result will be SpaceAfter=10.
If the script is set to SpaceAfter=0 and the user has SpaceAfter=1, the
result vill be SpaceAfter = 0.
The same thing happens for LineSpacingRule, if its set to "Single" in the
users Word 2007 settings and the script is set to use LineSpacingRule =
wdLineSpaceSingle, the result will be that the signature will have a
linespacing of "Multiple" and a value of 1,15.
So everytime the users settings match those of the script, it defaults to
the values you would get if you deleted your normal.dotm.
Is this a bug?
The second problem is that all the lines in the signature will become
paragraphs.
Even though I used vbNewLine to create the signature, which should be the
same as pressing shift+enter, right?
Any ideas on how to solve?
/Markus