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Can you save copies of the email of before and after you modify it with the signature and see how it looks (just for debug purposes). you want to see if the email that you are working on was converted to mime already (i suspect it was) and see what it looks like after you appended the signature and before you placed it back into the mail.box on the server.
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Hello everyone!!well after having searched, I found: i’m using converttoMIME method of NotesDocument Class to make sure my newsletter is sent in HTML format, and everything works just fine… the only exception is that in hotmail, the images do not load, i can see their blank space and that’s all.
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Unfortunately, what passes for “high fidelity” MIME conversion in Notes happens in the client, not on the server. There is a utility available (CoexFidelity, part of CoexLinks from Genii Software) that will do a high-quality MIME conversion on the server (which is pretty much necessary when you’re sending to a Notes address that actually fronts for an internet-type email address), but it’s hooked into the router task (and no, it’s not free or shareware-cheap either), so you’d want to ask whether it can work for your application. Apart from that, the easiest thing to do would be to parse the mail document using DXL and write the MIME document using that (but there are fidelity issues with DXL as well, so you’d want to skip it for internal-only mail and anything that isn’t based on Memo). There’s lots of coding and lots of room for error; maybe the eight grand for CoexLinks on one server might be worth it to your org.
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Since third party products have been mentioned, I have not used this product personally, but they work with NotesCode and I have seen demos. Crossware Mail Signatures.