So it’s easier to understand what the problem actually is, we will first illustrate with some pictures on the right. However, if you send from Office 365 to Outlook 2016, you will notice the problem come up. For example, if you send from Outlook for Mac to Outlook 2016 in Windows, the problem likely wont appear. This also depends on the platform you are sending the email from.
The versions of Outlook it affects is 2007, 2010, 20. This is an issue that has been plaguing Outlook for quite some time, and it can be a very difficult problem to fix, unless you know where to look.
Always have another font as the last one, otherwise Outlook will convert it to Times New Roman. Also, ensure that sans-serif is not the last font in the font-family or any other font property. But whatever you do, if you have to use an email client.DON'T USE OUTLOOK.IT'S CRAP.Just like Windows ME & Vista.Email Signature Font Changing to Times New Roman When Sent to Outlook Solution: Ensure you put a Non-breaking space ( ) in front of the element that is getting changed in Outlook. I know I'm kinda getting off the subject here, but I'm currently working on some issues with some of my business clients with Outlook 2007, and have downgraded back to Outlook 2003 at least.
You say you're using Thunderbird now? Excellent move, stay with it, I've used it for as long as I can remember now, and never NOT ONCE had any issues/problems with Thunderbird and I use it 7 days a week. I absolutely refused to use Outlook especially Outlook 2007. Goto Add/Remove Programs.Īre you starting to get my drift? Look, I am a systems support specialist and I run my own IT support business, and I've been in computers for about 12 yrs now, and everywhere I used to work (before starting my own business), there has ALWAYS been problems with Outlook, and always will be, mainly because it's a Microsoft Product, (but that's another story). Just follow these steps, and outlook will work like a charm. I didn't migrate to eudora but Thunderbird instead, nice piece of software so far.
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