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January 30th, 2000 15:00

Using the Sig HTML

Denny Denham's tutorial on using the signature in E-mail indicates "Outlook will work as well" as in Outlook Express 5. In Outlook, when I go to the View menu I cannot find Source Edit. I have visited M/S Outlook and read the manual for Outlook. I can't find any reference to using HTML Signatures. Does anyone know the answer to getting this to work in Outlook 98? Thanks.

Ken Butler

January 30th, 2000 16:00

For more than you probably want to know about HTML email, go here.

Stationary template maker 2 is a very easy way to get your spinning name gif into your email, but you may have to change your internet security settings as it uses unsigned ActiveX controls.

It is a safe page.

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January 30th, 2000 16:00

Thanks David, I'll check it out. Anything I learn will be a lot more than I know now.

109 Posts

January 30th, 2000 16:00

Denny:

I can't find "Source Edit in New Message format in Outlook. Maybe someone has found a solution to this? Let's see if there is a response. Thanks.

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January 30th, 2000 16:00

Ken,

I don't have Outlook but have been told that it would also work. In Outlook Express, you must access the View menu of the New Mail screen. There is no Source Edit option in the view menu of the main screen. Hope this works. If it doesn't let me know and I'll change the tutorial.

















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January 30th, 2000 17:00

Ken,

You might find some help also in the References cited here.


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January 31st, 2000 17:00

Ken,
Open Outlook--Tools / Options--Mail Format tab, drop down to Signature Picker, then the directions from there are pretty easy, basically same as Express.
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February 1st, 2000 14:00

Thanks Predator. I found thereferenced site. Will work on it.



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