hi theresituation:in our company we have standartized signatures which are html-signatures with colors and so on.user normaly uses the outlook (fat client) signature and the user recieves the mail, the signature looks good.problem:if the user sends his email via outlook web access, as he composes the message, everything looks okay with the mail and the signature.it's also selected that it's a html mail in the web acccess options. but when the another recieves the mail sent via webmail, the formatting isn't there then. the formatting looks like a rich-text mail. links in the mail are displayed now as user@bla.com<mailto:user@bla.com> and not directly as link what would be normal if it would be a full html mail.question:does anybody know this problem and has some assistance? :)thanks, uerueluem

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What is being used to add the signature (transport rule, third party product, etc)? What version of Exchange is being used?

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Yes, please describe the version of the exchange and outlook
Does the issue happen to inbound/outbound mail flow, or internal mail flow? Please also check the “Internet Message Formats” option for external domains, if the issue happens to the outbound mail flow only
Resources:
How to configure Internet e-mail message formats at the user and the domain levels in Exchange Server 2003
Exchange 2007: Managing Remote Domains
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it's version 2007 of exchange and it's occuring only with outboundmasils. i will check the option on monday.

thanks for input.

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Hi there
now it works
the settings for the message format on the remote domain was ok.
the following command helped out:
set-remotedomain -Identity Default -ContentType MimeHtmlText

grz uerueluem

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