Signature in this context is part of the message, not the email.
In your case it makes sense not to include it (as would in any similar case), but signatures can be used to automatically attach important data to the message - not just name and address. This needs to be taken in account when designing software for thousands of users of whom each has it's own special way of using it.
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Re: EMail Sent to Customer
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Re: EMail Sent to Customer
Understood. perhaps it needs to be called something other than "signature" and keep them separate and leave signature for end of Email and 'something other' as part of %%MESSAGE%%... just a thought!Klemen wrote:Signature in this context is part of the message, not the email.
In your case it makes sense not to include it (as would in any similar case), but signatures can be used to automatically attach important data to the message - not just name and address. This needs to be taken in account when designing software for thousands of users of whom each has it's own special way of using it.