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Struggling to add an HTML signature (including our company logo) into the Outlook app on Android. Surely this feature exists? Help!
Using Outlook for Android for personal email and calendar management
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Hello, we hope that things will change from the first months of 2020 ... Complete support for mobile devices would be necessary.
It's crazy that we spend loads of money to have your software on our computers but you can't give us an email signature that we can customize on our phones! I don't want to use webmail!
It works for outlook for IOS, why would it not work for Android?
So am I right in thinking that HTML signatures work for Outlook on iOS...but NOT on Android?!
Microsoft are soon to release their own phone on Android - it's absurd that, once again, the best Microsoft experience will be found on the competitor platform to their own mobile devices.
It's such a simple yet necessary feature...Microsoft, get it implemented!
I think we will be trying an app on the server called codetwo exchange rules. If you want, I can let you know how that works out. It is supposed to add the signatures off our server, regardless of what device you use to send email.
I wish we could ditch microsoft altogether. I hate windows 10 even more than I hate office.