Jack Andrews
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How to link a signature image to a web page in Outlook 6 signature
I have spent over an hour looking through several posts and cannot find a solution. Assuming it is possible, how do I setup a signature for all outgoing emails in Outllook, that contains both text, such as name, address and phone plus an image that is hyperlinked to a web page without showing the link?
I have an html file both locally and on the server --- one for a signature, if possible, and one for the landing page or hyperlink from the image in the signature.
Stationery is background, so that doesn't seem to be the way to go.
I have an html file both locally and on the server --- one for a signature, if possible, and one for the landing page or hyperlink from the image in the signature.
Stationery is background, so that doesn't seem to be the way to go.
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I tried that. The Signature options are Text and Image. If I paste html in the Text field, I just get html code in the email message. If I select Image and select the html file on my local machine, it just shows the html file as a link in the message when that Signature is selected. Same thing if I insert the absolute URL of the web page in the Image option field of the Signature setup panel.
What I did not do was send a message with the html in the sig, assuming the sent message would look the same as it did when I composed it in Outlook.
What I did not do was send a message with the html in the sig, assuming the sent message would look the same as it did when I composed it in Outlook.
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I tried linking the html in a new signature setup and it worked. Thanks.
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One important step to place a hyperlinked graphic in an email signature.
The image in the html must NOT be in the background, from what I have found. It must be in the a tag like <a href="absolute-path-to-pag e-the-imag e-links-to .html"><im g src="absolute path to the image on the web server or on your computer"></a>
Please confirm or correct me or expand on this for the benefit of others. Thanks.
The image in the html must NOT be in the background, from what I have found. It must be in the a tag like <a href="absolute-path-to-pag
Please confirm or correct me or expand on this for the benefit of others. Thanks.
Hello weknowjack,
>> web server or on your computer
Needs to be Web Server, the graphic, like a corporate graphic needs to be on a Web Server for HTML Linking so that the recipients of your email can access it through their internet connection, otherwise users outside your firewall will only get a "Graphics Placeholder"
http://photobucket.com/
There are web servers SITES like PHOTOBUCKET for INDIVIDUALS to host graphics in their OWN online account... and link to the GRAPHICS in their email signatures.
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Put the HTML in your Signature Setup in Outlook, you have to select it as such though.