We recently upgraded to Outlook 2007 and have an intermittent problem with
our signatures. Our default mail format is HTML. Our signature is a
combination of info, links, and an inserted .gif
Internal recipients periodically report recieving email from other internal
users that have a shrunken image in the signature. By shrunken I mean about
1/4th the normal size.
We will go to the senders machine and open the signature editor and the
image looks fine. We create a new email message and the image looks fine.
Recipients will continue to recieve emails with the shrunken image until we
edit the senders signature, delete the .gif, and re-insert the .gif.

We used this same signature and .gif with Outlook 2003 for a long time.

Any thoughts?

I have seen this problem and another one where Outlook is converting the gif
to a png. When the email is sent our Exchange server with Antigen on it is
deleting the image as a rule in antigen says that png files are vulnerable.

I have not seen a resolution to either yet.

Chris



"Willy" <Willy@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> We recently upgraded to Outlook 2007 and have an intermittent problem with
> our signatures. Our default mail format is HTML. Our signature is a
> combination of info, links, and an inserted .gif
> Internal recipients periodically report recieving email from other
> internal
> users that have a shrunken image in the signature. By shrunken I mean
> about
> 1/4th the normal size.
> We will go to the senders machine and open the signature editor and the
> image looks fine. We create a new email message and the image looks fine.
> Recipients will continue to recieve emails with the shrunken image until
> we
> edit the senders signature, delete the .gif, and re-insert the .gif.
>
> We used this same signature and .gif with Outlook 2003 for a long time.
>
> Any thoughts?