Email linkage...

[dahjah]

I use Outlook express.
I use a signiture at de bottom of my emails, but wah mi waan fe duh is have my logo at de bottom as my sig yet it is also a link tuh mi site.

How mi fe duh dat?

[Rebycman]

Re: Email linkage...

Try this

Regards,

-Reby

[dahjah]

Re: Email linkage...

tanx, Reby mi a guh try fe get mi head roun dat one deh
From wah mi si so faw is it is bout "fonts" dat de a describe bout, mi a guh look into it likkle furdah.

[j-kid]

Re: Email linkage...

For an HTML signature, here is how to do it in Outlook:

Choose Tools > Options > Mail Format.
Make sure the default format is set to HTML.


Click on the Signature button to bring up the dialog box, then click Edit then NEW, to paste in your http address (it turn to hyper link), and then space and type in the rest of the text info you need.

If you already had a signature file created, then in the Edit Signature dialog, click Advanced Edit. This will open the html file for the signature in your system's default HTML editor (usually MS Word).

Use your HTML editor's tools to insert a graphic or photo or your logo.
Save the file and click OK until you return to back Outlook signature dialog window. Then click OK to close and save your changes.


Remember, many people still have text based e-mail, or in some case their email client will convert to text based only, or strip out the extra stuff. This could totally defeat what you are trying to accomplish, because they will miss most of the info in your sig box. Also if a signature is too busy and junky people will stop reading your mail. A simple text based sig is the best way to go with the name of your business and the web address. They can always cut and paste your address in their browser to access your web page, without having to direct link.