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    Dynamic Signature Builder

    I have a requirement where the customer needs to be able to build a signature for their email dynamically. I've tried limiting it certain information so that I can predictably generate the code, but they're insistent that they want full customizable content in the signature. Has anyone had this before and know how to tackle it?
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    Re: Dynamic Signature Builder

    I take it they are not using Outlook but a web mail hosted page?
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    Re: Dynamic Signature Builder

    No, I'm creating an auto email marketing system for a customer where they will be offering the system to multiple users. The emailing is done on a VB.NET software that is hosted on a dedicated computer at the customer's office, but the information for the users that they'll be selling the service to (such as the signature, name, etc.) is designed on a website and store on an online database.
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