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Can someone please send me an example of your E-mail auto signature (
format ) with the MCDST logo being used. Yes... I have read the MCP
Agreement and Guidelines, I would like to see the format before I set mine
up. Thanks

David

David Webber wrote:
> Can someone please send me an example of your E-mail auto signature (
> format ) with the MCDST logo being used. Yes... I have read the MCP
> Agreement and Guidelines, I would like to see the format before I set
> mine up. Thanks
>
David,
Don't do it! Email should be plain text. Most people in the industry do
not look favourably on those who email in html format. Marketing droids,
spambots and those who simply don't know better, use embedded links/images,
MCDST's shouldn't.

Dave.

As an alternative, your sig file can look like the following:

John Smith

(123) 456-7890
Network Administrator
MCSA, MCDST, MCP, CCNA, Security+, Linux+, Net+, A+
My Company

"Dave" <> wrote in message
news:...
> David Webber wrote:
>> Can someone please send me an example of your E-mail auto signature (
>> format ) with the MCDST logo being used. Yes... I have read the MCP
>> Agreement and Guidelines, I would like to see the format before I set
>> mine up. Thanks
>>
> David,
> Don't do it! Email should be plain text. Most people in the industry do
> not look favourably on those who email in html format. Marketing droids,
> spambots and those who simply don't know better, use embedded
> links/images, MCDST's shouldn't.
>
> Dave.
>
>
>

Thanks Dave you are right!!!

"Dave" <> wrote in message
news:...
> David Webber wrote:
>> Can someone please send me an example of your E-mail auto signature (
>> format ) with the MCDST logo being used. Yes... I have read the MCP
>> Agreement and Guidelines, I would like to see the format before I set
>> mine up. Thanks
>>
> David,
> Don't do it! Email should be plain text. Most people in the industry do
> not look favourably on those who email in html format. Marketing droids,
> spambots and those who simply don't know better, use embedded
> links/images, MCDST's shouldn't.
>
> Dave.
>
>
>

[gregstx]

Personally, I'd be concerned about an MCDST that doesn't know how to do this.