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Have you noticed that your emails send from Apple Mail arrive in Outlook most likely in Times Roman and not displaying the font you think you set in Apple Mail?<\/p>\n
There are several work arounds. One is to add some empty lines in the signature and start typing there when writing an email. Another is to select all body text before sending the email out and manually setting the font to something like Arial to be sure the receiver using Outlook sees the email\u2019s body text in Arial. \u00a0This is all cumbersome.<\/p>\n