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BurgoyneCampaignManager · ‎09-05-2023

William_A · ‎09-06-2023

It's likely being caused by the compression and stretching of the document to upload it and import it. In all honesty, if you're going to just have a plain-text letter as your email, I'd advise either:

Copying and pasting the text into a text block directly within the email. You can still have the signature of the letter be inserted as an image after the sincerely and before the typed-out name.
Or link to the letter as a document, rather than have it display as an image in your email.

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William_A · ‎09-06-2023

Hello @BurgoyneCampaignManager ,

It's likely being caused by the compression and stretching of the document to upload it and import it. In all honesty, if you're going to just have a plain-text letter as your email, I'd advise either:

Copying and pasting the text into a text block directly within the email. You can still have the signature of the letter be inserted as an image after the sincerely and before the typed-out name.
Or link to the letter as a document, rather than have it display as an image in your email.

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