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Are you using Office 2000 - Outlook 2000?<br />
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If so - <br />
Create signature<br />
Click Advanced Edit<br />
Insert - Picture - from file<br />
Save it as rtf file.<br />
Close Outlook<br />
Open Outlook and picture should be there
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Are you using Office 2000 - Outlook 2000?

If so -
Create signature
Click Advanced Edit
Insert - Picture - from file
Save it as rtf file.
Close Outlook
Open Outlook and picture should be there

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Ooops - sorry - you are using 97. &nbsp;For 97 - just open Word - insert picture<br />
Click once on picture<br />
Ctrl C<br />
Open signature picker in Outlook<br />
Ctrl V<br />
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Should put picture in signature block
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Ooops - sorry - you are using 97.  For 97 - just open Word - insert picture
Click once on picture
Ctrl C
Open signature picker in Outlook
Ctrl V

Should put picture in signature block

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Afraid not, I did give that a go but it doesn't insert it into the autosignature box, I think it must be one of 97's limitations unless there's a patch out there that i don't know about.<br />
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thanks 
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Afraid not, I did give that a go but it doesn't insert it into the autosignature box, I think it must be one of 97's limitations unless there's a patch out there that i don't know about.

thanks

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Many thanks, it works a treat!<br />
<br />
leon
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Outlook 97<br />
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I've been trying to find out if you include an image (in this case an immage of an actual signature) in the autosignature facility, I know you can paste it into to the actual message but is there any way to add it to the autosignature?<br />
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Any ideas appreciated<br />
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thanks<br />

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Outlook 97

I've been trying to find out if you include an image (in this case an immage of an actual signature) in the autosignature facility, I know you can paste it into to the actual message but is there any way to add it to the autosignature?

Any ideas appreciated

thanks


Can you include a image in an autosignature

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