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View Full Version : Email signatures how to add pictures Meep33 18-10-2006, 13:21 Hi I m new to the forum , but have a question, hoping someone can help, how do i make an email signature with a header and footer including a picture, have read a few books and tried but so far no success. I am not familiar with html but though you could do it in word? is this right :confused: GabbleRatcht 18-10-2006, 13:58 Which email program are you using? Which OS? avid_merrion 18-10-2006, 14:00 you need to create your own stationary. check the help menu in outlook. :thumbsup: Meep33 18-10-2006, 15:30 Had a look at that , not really what i meant, need to insert a company logo, not change the background colour / boarder to a std preset. avid_merrion 18-10-2006, 15:35 You can insert anything into stationary. I use it for business purposes which includes my company logo and an electronic business card. Just makes it easier when sending emails rather than having to insert your images etc. etc. everytime you write an email cgksheff 18-10-2006, 15:42 Design the format as you want it in MSWord. Save as '.html'. In Outlook, use that 'file as template' when creating New Sationary via 'Stationary Picker'. Meep33 18-10-2006, 21:03 tried that and the text is coming up but the picture doesnt display , any suggestions avid? bigflesh 19-10-2006, 18:16 whilst on this subject, does anyone know how to get a signature to fly in from the right hand side? (using outlook). cgksheff 19-10-2006, 20:03 whilst on this subject, does anyone know how to get a signature to fly in from the right hand side? (using outlook). There may be other ways, but one way that will work is by creating an animated gif. floyd77 19-10-2006, 21:58 you need to use html - create a html file with the info you want, and in outlook create a new signature, using the file you've created. An example of a simple 'moving' signature, with picture...... <HTML> <MARQUEE style="WIDTH: 200px; HEIGHT: 33px" trueSpeed scrollAmount="2" scrollDelay="5" direction="right" behavior="slide" loop="1"> <FONT face=Verdana size=1> <b> Your name<br> Your address<br><p> Phone<br> Fax<br> <A HREF="mailto:joebloggs@hotmail.com">joebloggs@hotmail.com</A> <br><p> </b> </FONT> </MARQUEE><p> <MARQUEE style="WIDTH: 500px; HEIGHT: 33px" trueSpeed scrollAmount="2" scrollDelay="5" direction="left" behavior="slide" loop="1"> <img src="location of picture"> </Marquee> </HTML> So create a text file like the above, using the info you want in the red bits, and save as a html file, then use that as your sig. |