Vista - Placing a graphic in the email signature

05-10-2007

In my email signature I want to type my details so I my website link is
active, which works fine. But then I want to place my company logo above this.

Is this possible with WM?? Can anyone help with this?

Much appreciated.

05-10-2007

Create a small HTML file to use the graphic similar to the following:

--------------------------------------------------------------
<HTML>
<BODY>
<IMG src="file://c:\myimages\myimage.jpg"> <==path to your desired image
file
</BODY>
</HTML>
-------------------------------------------------------------
Make sure the full path to the image is included as the src.
Then go to Tools | Options | Signatures and designate that file as your
HTML signature after checking the File button at the bottom.
-------------------------------------------------------------
--
Jim Pickering
MVP-Windows Mail Applications
Please reply to newgroup only

"TCD" <TCD@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:EB751077-4660-4756-99B3-0E8FB00F6010@microsoft.com...
> In my email signature I want to type my details so I my website link is
> active, which works fine. But then I want to place my company logo above
> this.
>
> Is this possible with WM?? Can anyone help with this?
>
> Much appreciated.

07-06-2007

"Jim Pickering" wrote:

> Create a small HTML file to use the graphic similar to the following:
>
> --------------------------------------------------------------
> <HTML>
> <BODY>
> <IMG src="file://c:\myimages\myimage.jpg"> <==path to your desired image
> file
> </BODY>
> </HTML>
> -------------------------------------------------------------
> Make sure the full path to the image is included as the src.
> Then go to Tools | Options | Signatures and designate that file as your
> HTML signature after checking the File button at the bottom.
> -------------------------------------------------------------
> --
> Jim Pickering
> MVP-Windows Mail Applications
> Please reply to newgroup only
>
> hi

Hi

how do I create an html file??? what program do I open to do this???

nats

> "TCD" <TCD@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:EB751077-4660-4756-99B3-0E8FB00F6010@microsoft.com...
> > In my email signature I want to type my details so I my website link is
> > active, which works fine. But then I want to place my company logo above
> > this.
> >
> > Is this possible with WM?? Can anyone help with this?
> >
> > Much appreciated.
>

07-06-2007

"Natasha." <Natasha@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:873A0F80-BC46-45FD-B480-8A200F7598C0@microsoft.com...
>
>
> "Jim Pickering" wrote:
>
>> Create a small HTML file to use the graphic similar to the following:
>>
>> --------------------------------------------------------------
>> <HTML>
>> <BODY>
>> <IMG src="file://c:\myimages\myimage.jpg"> <==path to your desired
>> image
>> file
>> </BODY>
>> </HTML>
>> -------------------------------------------------------------
>> Make sure the full path to the image is included as the src.
>> Then go to Tools | Options | Signatures and designate that file as your
>> HTML signature after checking the File button at the bottom.
>> -------------------------------------------------------------
>> --
>> Jim Pickering
>> MVP-Windows Mail Applications
>> Please reply to newgroup only
>>
>> hi
>
> Hi
>
> how do I create an html file??? what program do I open to do this???

Any text editor such as notepad.
(then save as *.htm)

08-11-2007

Before I had Windows Vista, I had an email signature which included an image.

I have tried inserting the image from file but it just appears as a box with
a red cross even if I create my message as Rich Text HTML. Have also tried
creating the signature in Dreamweaver and linking to the image that way but
the same thing happens.

Is this another of those quirky Windows Vista things? I have had problems
with receiving emails, installing Adobe CS3 and a Hewlett Packard printer,
the latter two requiring me to alter my registry.

On another website this evening, I have found people who seem to be
experiencing the same problem as me and the advice was to amend the registry.
Apparently there is a registry key
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\9.0\Outlook\Security. It contains
a key called "OutlookSecureTempFolder ". When that key is deleted that key,
all images are supposed to show. See
http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.c...1353596&page=8

Can anyone offer advise on whether I should proceed with this. Changing the
registry scares me immensely.

Ideally what I would like to do once I can see my images again, is to create
a signature with my website logo that links through to my website.

Would be grateful for any advice.

Thank you

Toni
http://www.centronuclear.org.uk/

08-12-2007

You don't need to do anything special. Make sure the reference to the image
contains the full path to the image and not a relative path. Also make sure
you have "Sent pictures with message" checked under Tools | Options | Send |
Mail | HTML Settings.

steve

"Maybaby" <Maybaby@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:1555099D-03B3-4398-AEF2-E3AFA3B17B10@microsoft.com...
> Before I had Windows Vista, I had an email signature which included an
> image.
>
> I have tried inserting the image from file but it just appears as a box
> with
> a red cross even if I create my message as Rich Text HTML. Have also
> tried
> creating the signature in Dreamweaver and linking to the image that way
> but
> the same thing happens.
>
> Is this another of those quirky Windows Vista things? I have had problems
> with receiving emails, installing Adobe CS3 and a Hewlett Packard printer,
> the latter two requiring me to alter my registry.
>
> On another website this evening, I have found people who seem to be
> experiencing the same problem as me and the advice was to amend the
> registry.
> Apparently there is a registry key
> HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\9.0\Outlook\Security. It
> contains
> a key called "OutlookSecureTempFolder ". When that key is deleted that
> key,
> all images are supposed to show. See
> http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.c...1353596&page=8
>
> Can anyone offer advise on whether I should proceed with this. Changing
> the
> registry scares me immensely.
>
> Ideally what I would like to do once I can see my images again, is to
> create
> a signature with my website logo that links through to my website.
>
> Would be grateful for any advice.
>
> Thank you
>
>
>
> Toni
> http://www.centronuclear.org.uk/
>
>

10-14-2007

I tried this and it does not work. No one seems to know how to add an email
graphic signature in windows mail.

10-14-2007

quartzy wrote:

Quote:

> I tried this and it does not work. No one seems to know how to add an
> email graphic signature in windows mail.

==================================

Maybe this article will offer some ideas:

How to Add an Image to
Your Windows Mail or
Outlook Express Signature
http://tinyurl.com/chq79

--

John Inzer
MS Picture It! -
Digital Image MVP

Digital Image
Highlights and FAQs
http://tinyurl.com/aczzp

Notice
This is not tech support
I am a volunteer

Solutions that work for
me may not work for you

Proceed at your own risk

11-27-2007

I found the solution myself. I created an HTML file for the stationary and
the logo, I then selected the HTML file in the stationary options. THEN I
created the signature for the business contact details and it works fine now.

"Steve Cochran" wrote:

Quote:

> You don't need to do anything special. Make sure the reference to the image
> contains the full path to the image and not a relative path. Also make sure
> you have "Sent pictures with message" checked under Tools | Options | Send |
> Mail | HTML Settings.
>
> steve
>
> "Maybaby" <Maybaby@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:1555099D-03B3-4398-AEF2-E3AFA3B17B10@xxxxxx

Quote:

> > Before I had Windows Vista, I had an email signature which included an
> > image.
> >
> > I have tried inserting the image from file but it just appears as a box
> > with
> > a red cross even if I create my message as Rich Text HTML. Have also
> > tried
> > creating the signature in Dreamweaver and linking to the image that way
> > but
> > the same thing happens.
> >
> > Is this another of those quirky Windows Vista things? I have had problems
> > with receiving emails, installing Adobe CS3 and a Hewlett Packard printer,
> > the latter two requiring me to alter my registry.
> >
> > On another website this evening, I have found people who seem to be
> > experiencing the same problem as me and the advice was to amend the
> > registry.
> > Apparently there is a registry key
> > HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\9.0\Outlook\Security. It
> > contains
> > a key called "OutlookSecureTempFolder ". When that key is deleted that
> > key,
> > all images are supposed to show. See
> > http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.c...1353596&page=8
> >
> > Can anyone offer advise on whether I should proceed with this. Changing
> > the
> > registry scares me immensely.
> >
> > Ideally what I would like to do once I can see my images again, is to
> > create
> > a signature with my website logo that links through to my website.
> >
> > Would be grateful for any advice.
> >
> > Thank you
> >
> >
> >
> > Toni
> > http://www.centronuclear.org.uk/
> >
> >

>
>

05-10-2007	#1 (permalink)
TCD n/a posts	Placing a graphic in the email signature In my email signature I want to type my details so I my website link is active, which works fine. But then I want to place my company logo above this. Is this possible with WM?? Can anyone help with this? Much appreciated.
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05-10-2007	#2 (permalink)
Jim Pickering n/a posts	Re: Placing a graphic in the email signature Create a small HTML file to use the graphic similar to the following: -------------------------------------------------------------- <HTML> <BODY> <IMG src="file://c:\myimages\myimage.jpg"> <==path to your desired image file </BODY> </HTML> ------------------------------------------------------------- Make sure the full path to the image is included as the src. Then go to Tools \| Options \| Signatures and designate that file as your HTML signature after checking the File button at the bottom. ------------------------------------------------------------- -- Jim Pickering MVP-Windows Mail Applications Please reply to newgroup only "TCD" <TCD@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:EB751077-4660-4756-99B3-0E8FB00F6010@microsoft.com... > In my email signature I want to type my details so I my website link is > active, which works fine. But then I want to place my company logo above > this. > > Is this possible with WM?? Can anyone help with this? > > Much appreciated.
My System Specs

07-06-2007	#3 (permalink)
Natasha. n/a posts	Re: Placing a graphic in the email signature "Jim Pickering" wrote: > Create a small HTML file to use the graphic similar to the following: > > -------------------------------------------------------------- > <HTML> > <BODY> > <IMG src="file://c:\myimages\myimage.jpg"> <==path to your desired image > file > </BODY> > </HTML> > ------------------------------------------------------------- > Make sure the full path to the image is included as the src. > Then go to Tools \| Options \| Signatures and designate that file as your > HTML signature after checking the File button at the bottom. > ------------------------------------------------------------- > -- > Jim Pickering > MVP-Windows Mail Applications > Please reply to newgroup only > > hi Hi how do I create an html file??? what program do I open to do this??? nats > "TCD" <TCD@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:EB751077-4660-4756-99B3-0E8FB00F6010@microsoft.com... > > In my email signature I want to type my details so I my website link is > > active, which works fine. But then I want to place my company logo above > > this. > > > > Is this possible with WM?? Can anyone help with this? > > > > Much appreciated. >
My System Specs

07-06-2007	#4 (permalink)
Julian n/a posts	Re: Placing a graphic in the email signature "Natasha." <Natasha@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:873A0F80-BC46-45FD-B480-8A200F7598C0@microsoft.com... > > > "Jim Pickering" wrote: > >> Create a small HTML file to use the graphic similar to the following: >> >> -------------------------------------------------------------- >> <HTML> >> <BODY> >> <IMG src="file://c:\myimages\myimage.jpg"> <==path to your desired >> image >> file >> </BODY> >> </HTML> >> ------------------------------------------------------------- >> Make sure the full path to the image is included as the src. >> Then go to Tools \| Options \| Signatures and designate that file as your >> HTML signature after checking the File button at the bottom. >> ------------------------------------------------------------- >> -- >> Jim Pickering >> MVP-Windows Mail Applications >> Please reply to newgroup only >> >> hi > > Hi > > how do I create an html file??? what program do I open to do this??? Any text editor such as notepad. (then save as *.htm)
My System Specs

08-11-2007	#5 (permalink)
Maybaby n/a posts	RE: Placing a graphic in the email signature Before I had Windows Vista, I had an email signature which included an image. I have tried inserting the image from file but it just appears as a box with a red cross even if I create my message as Rich Text HTML. Have also tried creating the signature in Dreamweaver and linking to the image that way but the same thing happens. Is this another of those quirky Windows Vista things? I have had problems with receiving emails, installing Adobe CS3 and a Hewlett Packard printer, the latter two requiring me to alter my registry. On another website this evening, I have found people who seem to be experiencing the same problem as me and the advice was to amend the registry. Apparently there is a registry key HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\9.0\Outlook\Security. It contains a key called "OutlookSecureTempFolder ". When that key is deleted that key, all images are supposed to show. See http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.c...1353596&page=8 Can anyone offer advise on whether I should proceed with this. Changing the registry scares me immensely. Ideally what I would like to do once I can see my images again, is to create a signature with my website logo that links through to my website. Would be grateful for any advice. Thank you Toni http://www.centronuclear.org.uk/
My System Specs

08-12-2007	#6 (permalink)
Steve Cochran n/a posts	Re: Placing a graphic in the email signature You don't need to do anything special. Make sure the reference to the image contains the full path to the image and not a relative path. Also make sure you have "Sent pictures with message" checked under Tools \| Options \| Send \| Mail \| HTML Settings. steve "Maybaby" <Maybaby@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:1555099D-03B3-4398-AEF2-E3AFA3B17B10@microsoft.com... > Before I had Windows Vista, I had an email signature which included an > image. > > I have tried inserting the image from file but it just appears as a box > with > a red cross even if I create my message as Rich Text HTML. Have also > tried > creating the signature in Dreamweaver and linking to the image that way > but > the same thing happens. > > Is this another of those quirky Windows Vista things? I have had problems > with receiving emails, installing Adobe CS3 and a Hewlett Packard printer, > the latter two requiring me to alter my registry. > > On another website this evening, I have found people who seem to be > experiencing the same problem as me and the advice was to amend the > registry. > Apparently there is a registry key > HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\9.0\Outlook\Security. It > contains > a key called "OutlookSecureTempFolder ". When that key is deleted that > key, > all images are supposed to show. See > http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.c...1353596&page=8 > > Can anyone offer advise on whether I should proceed with this. Changing > the > registry scares me immensely. > > Ideally what I would like to do once I can see my images again, is to > create > a signature with my website logo that links through to my website. > > Would be grateful for any advice. > > Thank you > > > > Toni > http://www.centronuclear.org.uk/ > >
My System Specs

10-14-2007	#7 (permalink)
quartzy n/a posts	Re: Placing a graphic in the email signature I tried this and it does not work. No one seems to know how to add an email graphic signature in windows mail.
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10-14-2007	#8 (permalink)
John Inzer n/a posts	Re: Placing a graphic in the email signature quartzy wrote: Quote: > I tried this and it does not work. No one seems to know how to add an > email graphic signature in windows mail. ================================== Maybe this article will offer some ideas: How to Add an Image to Your Windows Mail or Outlook Express Signature http://tinyurl.com/chq79 -- John Inzer MS Picture It! - Digital Image MVP Digital Image Highlights and FAQs http://tinyurl.com/aczzp Notice This is not tech support I am a volunteer Solutions that work for me may not work for you Proceed at your own risk
My System Specs

11-27-2007	#9 (permalink)
Natasha. n/a posts	Re: Placing a graphic in the email signature I found the solution myself. I created an HTML file for the stationary and the logo, I then selected the HTML file in the stationary options. THEN I created the signature for the business contact details and it works fine now. "Steve Cochran" wrote: Quote: > You don't need to do anything special. Make sure the reference to the image > contains the full path to the image and not a relative path. Also make sure > you have "Sent pictures with message" checked under Tools \| Options \| Send \| > Mail \| HTML Settings. > > steve > > "Maybaby" <Maybaby@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:1555099D-03B3-4398-AEF2-E3AFA3B17B10@xxxxxx Quote: > > Before I had Windows Vista, I had an email signature which included an > > image. > > > > I have tried inserting the image from file but it just appears as a box > > with > > a red cross even if I create my message as Rich Text HTML. Have also > > tried > > creating the signature in Dreamweaver and linking to the image that way > > but > > the same thing happens. > > > > Is this another of those quirky Windows Vista things? I have had problems > > with receiving emails, installing Adobe CS3 and a Hewlett Packard printer, > > the latter two requiring me to alter my registry. > > > > On another website this evening, I have found people who seem to be > > experiencing the same problem as me and the advice was to amend the > > registry. > > Apparently there is a registry key > > HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\9.0\Outlook\Security. It > > contains > > a key called "OutlookSecureTempFolder ". When that key is deleted that > > key, > > all images are supposed to show. See > > http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.c...1353596&page=8 > > > > Can anyone offer advise on whether I should proceed with this. Changing > > the > > registry scares me immensely. > > > > Ideally what I would like to do once I can see my images again, is to > > create > > a signature with my website logo that links through to my website. > > > > Would be grateful for any advice. > > > > Thank you > > > > > > > > Toni > > http://www.centronuclear.org.uk/ > > > > > >
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