Vista - Windows Mail Signatures

Thanks Brink. Unfortunately, disabling Norton made no difference. Whenever I try to add the signature as a file, or if I open a new message and try to insert it, the final result is a box with a red x.

A guy who created the signature specializes in web design. He sent me an html file (591 bytes) and a gif (8.11 KB). Initially I thought it was a size issue, so he reduced the gif to 2.74 KB, but it still doesn't work.

FYI, I see his signature, and any other signature that comes to my inbox. I just can't create one on my end.

Do you have another card up your sleeve?

I must admit that I am stumped Ryan. I hope someone else comes along soon that may know a solution for you. You might also post this in the General Discussion forum to get more exposure.

Sorry,
Shawn

Is the image held online on a storage site or is it offline on your computer?

I had to upload mine to a storage site, Photobucket to be exact

regards





Craig

To answer Craig, the photo is on my computer.

Brink &/or Shawn... one final questions.
1) Do you know someone I can pay to create my signature on Windows Mail? It is so basic. It's just a jpeg of my business card that includes a logo and a hyperlink to my email and web address. It's really important that I get this done for my business.

Thanks for your help!

Ryan,

You should post this in the General Discussion forum. I'm sure that someone would be happy to help you out with it for free.

Shawn

ryangunn

try uploading the image to an online site, as i said before, i had to upload mine to photobucket to get it to show

Regards





Craig

THANK YOU CRAIG! Posting it to an online site did the trick. Man... what a headache.

That's great news. Thank you Craig for the solution.

Shawn

Not a problem

Maybe you should add that to the tuts?!

Make sure that the image is stored on a photo storage site such as photobucket, tinypic ... etc

Regards





Craig

Craig,

Way ahead of you. See the Tip box under step 7.

Shawn