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[Dix]

Hello,

I would like to know how to attach my signature (picture) in an email, so the receiver will directly see it as a picture (not as attachment) and also can go to my website when he/she clicks on this signature. Thanks for any help!

[coolaid]

use html if your email host allows it.

[Dix]

Hello

Thanks, but I already made an html page, attached it (with the signature on it which has a link to my webpage) and sent it to myself as a test, but all I got was a picture this same html page, not a nice, viewable, clickable pic. My email program is set to receive html coz I receive spam like that every day. So must have overlooked something, but what?

[Clandestine]

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<a href"http://"><img src="http://" width="x" height="x"></a>

is that what you are looking for?

Edited by Clandestine, 07 December 2005 - 01:02 PM.

[Dix]

Well I made a little xmas website to surprise my friends, family and business asociates. I want to email a xmas card that has a link directly to this site. But every time I mail an html page that has this card in it as attachment, or write a <ref>link to that card in the mail message I get exactly the same thing back; just an html icon or a link. Maybe its my email program (Mail in Mac OSX) that doesnt allow me to do this, but I tried it with Eudora too and that doesnt work either. And its the same thing with your suggestion, although I appreciate the thought.

[Clandestine]

i dont know if it matters our not, but are you using [ ] or < > for the html code? if you are useing one try the other

[rc69]

[] is BBcode, only forums/websites with special scripts to handle that will work. If you're sending the e-mail from a downloaded client (i.e. Microsoft Outlook), then it won't work (unless theres something about BBcode in there i don't know about).