HTML Code does not work for Signature

Hello.
<br />Thank you for the answer.
<br />I think, if all does not work, I try the repair. It's a good advice.
<br />The first link is not what I meant and two other links do not work.
<br />But I eventually try the repair.
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Hi Florian,

The subjectl ine is plain text, it does not support HTML. But using mailItem.subject with regex should definitely work as long as you use a valid pattern.

Do you have a code sample you are trying to use that doesn't work?

I have some samples in this article -
https://www.slipstick.com/developer/code-sample... - changing If Reg1.Test(olMail.Body) Then to If Reg1.Test(olMail.Subject) Then will work - you don't need the 2 IF lines that follow.

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Another problem is that you can't use HTML code in a subject line, so I can manipulate the html code of the mail body but I can't use "mailItem.subject.HTMLBody" to manipulate the subject line.

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What are you trying to accomplish?

thank you for the answer.
<br />this works...
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<br />however i meant
<br />since "office.com\*** Die E-Mail-Adresse wurde aus Datenschutzgründen entfernt. ***" does not work
<br />if there is another alternative
<br />translate by deeple.com
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hello + many thanks for your prompt + informative reply -- i presume the setting has to be 'Ursprüngliche Formatierung beibehalten (Standard)' in all categories, still it does not seem to work in my docus ...

cheers

Dear Prakesh
<br />Thanks for your Answer, which do not match my question.
<br />In Microsoft Bookings exists the possibility that the client gets a reminder message 24h bevor the service.
<br />This does not work, even the configuration is made.
<br />Thanks for your answer
<br />Heinrich
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