I have tried off and on for a year to get an HTML signature in my Apple Mail - http://wojsf.com//WOJSig/ is the page I am trying to use - I have created a signatrue in Mail, replaced it with the above page by pasting the WebArchive name but the gif image will not appear - if I double click on the WebArchive in the Sig Library it appears in the Browser just fine, but will not appear in Mail when sent - any suggestions?
Not sure if this is what you want, but if you have a copy of the image
you have in the link on say your desktop then open Mail, create a
signature for the email you want to use it with and then drag the
image to the signature window… is that what your looking for.
On Jan 25, 2009, at 5:43 PM, ScottSimons wrote:
I have tried off and on for a year to get an HTML signature in my
Apple Mail - http://wojsf.com//WOJSig/ is the page I am trying to
use - I have created a signatrue in Mail, replaced it with the
above page by pasting the WebArchive name but the gif image will not
appear - if I double click on the WebArchive in the Sig Library it
appears in the Browser just fine, but will not appear in Mail when
sent - any suggestions?
unfortunately not, there is a way to have the image w/signature in
your Apple Mail app, somehow the gif is not referenced in Apple Mail
On Jan 25, 2009, at 8:50 AM, Mike B wrote:
Not sure if this is what you want, but if you have a copy of the
image you have in the link on say your desktop then open Mail,
create a signature for the email you want to use it with and then
drag the image to the signature window… is that what your looking
for.
On Jan 25, 2009, at 5:43 PM, ScottSimons wrote:
I have tried off and on for a year to get an HTML signature in my
Apple Mail - http://wojsf.com//WOJSig/ is the page I am trying to
use - I have created a signatrue in Mail, replaced it with the
above page by pasting the WebArchive name but the gif image will
not appear - if I double click on the WebArchive in the Sig Library
it appears in the Browser just fine, but will not appear in Mail
when sent - any suggestions?
I have just done what I explained using both a .gif and a .jpeg, I
created an email using the signature and the images where there, then
when I sent it to one of my other addresses the signature came
through with both images attached. I am using mail 3.5 (Latest)
although I am sure this has been possible for a long time. Maybe I
miss understand what you want to do.
On Jan 25, 2009, at 5:55 PM, Scott Simons wrote:
unfortunately not, there is a way to have the image w/signature in
your Apple Mail app, somehow the gif is not referenced in Apple Mail
On Jan 25, 2009, at 8:50 AM, Mike B wrote:
Not sure if this is what you want, but if you have a copy of the
image you have in the link on say your desktop then open Mail,
create a signature for the email you want to use it with and then
drag the image to the signature window… is that what your looking
for.
utilizing that approach the images appear as attachments, and it is a
multi part step, what I want and have seen is utilizing a signature
that is loaded on my server and referenced via html - the instructions
are all over the place, but somehow my image reference is not being
“referenced” and appears as a placeholder for the image
Scott
On Jan 25, 2009, at 9:06 AM, Mike B wrote:
I have just done what I explained using both a .gif and a .jpeg, I
created an email using the signature and the images where there,
then when I sent it to one of my other addresses the signature came
through with both images attached. I am using mail 3.5 (Latest)
although I am sure this has been possible for a long time. Maybe I
miss understand what you want to do.
On Jan 25, 2009, at 5:55 PM, Scott Simons wrote:
unfortunately not, there is a way to have the image w/signature in
your Apple Mail app, somehow the gif is not referenced in Apple Mail
On Jan 25, 2009, at 8:50 AM, Mike B wrote:
Not sure if this is what you want, but if you have a copy of the
image you have in the link on say your desktop then open Mail,
create a signature for the email you want to use it with and then
drag the image to the signature window… is that what your
looking for.
OK, that is a different thing all together. If the instructions are
‘all over the place’ it must be possible, then the only thing I can
think of is maybe the path you are using is not correct.
On Jan 25, 2009, at 6:20 PM, Scott Simons wrote:
utilizing that approach the images appear as attachments, and it is
a multi part step, what I want and have seen is utilizing a
signature that is loaded on my server and referenced via html - the
instructions are all over the place, but somehow my image reference
is not being “referenced” and appears as a placeholder for the image
Scott
On Jan 25, 2009, at 9:06 AM, Mike B wrote:
I have just done what I explained using both a .gif and a .jpeg, I
created an email using the signature and the images where there,
then when I sent it to one of my other addresses the signature
came through with both images attached. I am using mail 3.5
(Latest) although I am sure this has been possible for a long time.
Maybe I miss understand what you want to do.
On Jan 25, 2009, at 5:55 PM, Scott Simons wrote:
unfortunately not, there is a way to have the image w/signature in
your Apple Mail app, somehow the gif is not referenced in Apple Mail
On Jan 25, 2009, at 8:50 AM, Mike B wrote:
Not sure if this is what you want, but if you have a copy of the
image you have in the link on say your desktop then open Mail,
create a signature for the email you want to use it with and then
drag the image to the signature window… is that what your
looking for.
thats what I am trying to figure out - I created it in FW and wondered
if there are some settings that need to change - although as I said,
if I click on the saved WebArchive it shows the complete signature
with the image - dunno
On Jan 25, 2009, at 9:28 AM, Mike B wrote:
OK, that is a different thing all together. If the instructions are
‘all over the place’ it must be possible, then the only thing I can
think of is maybe the path you are using is not correct.
On Jan 25, 2009, at 6:20 PM, Scott Simons wrote:
utilizing that approach the images appear as attachments, and it is
a multi part step, what I want and have seen is utilizing a
signature that is loaded on my server and referenced via html - the
instructions are all over the place, but somehow my image reference
is not being “referenced” and appears as a placeholder for the image
Scott
On Jan 25, 2009, at 9:06 AM, Mike B wrote:
I have just done what I explained using both a .gif and a .jpeg, I
created an email using the signature and the images where there,
then when I sent it to one of my other addresses the signature
came through with both images attached. I am using mail 3.5
(Latest) although I am sure this has been possible for a long
time. Maybe I miss understand what you want to do.
On Jan 25, 2009, at 5:55 PM, Scott Simons wrote:
unfortunately not, there is a way to have the image w/signature
in your Apple Mail app, somehow the gif is not referenced in
Apple Mail
On Jan 25, 2009, at 8:50 AM, Mike B wrote:
Not sure if this is what you want, but if you have a copy of the
image you have in the link on say your desktop then open Mail,
create a signature for the email you want to use it with and
then drag the image to the signature window… is that what your
looking for.
Did you check if the domain is before the path in the email, it
wouldn’t be if you have taken the code fromFW as the files it use
would be on the server anywhere so all it needs is to set the path to
the folder along with the image name! I don’t know if this is what the
issue is but if you used the code in an email then how would the mail
application know what domain the image was located on?
On Jan 25, 2009, at 6:41 PM, Scott Simons wrote:
thats what I am trying to figure out - I created it in FW and
wondered if there are some settings that need to change - although
as I said, if I click on the saved WebArchive it shows the complete
signature with the image - dunno
Did you check if the domain is before the path in the email, it
wouldn’t be if you have taken the code fromFW as the files it use
would be on the server anywhere so all it needs is to set the path
to the folder along with the image name! I don’t know if this is
what the issue is but if you used the code in an email then how
would the mail application know what domain the image was located on?
On Jan 25, 2009, at 6:41 PM, Scott Simons wrote:
thats what I am trying to figure out - I created it in FW and
wondered if there are some settings that need to change - although
as I said, if I click on the saved WebArchive it shows the complete
signature with the image - dunno
only back to the folder on the server… not to the domain and the
folder on the server.
I take it the image you refer to is: baymap.jpe and when you say you
use the code created by FW you mean the exact code? How does anything
outside the server know where the image is located with: , the website does because it is located on the
server.
On Jan 25, 2009, at 6:59 PM, Scott Simons wrote:
freewway writes the path in the html
On Jan 25, 2009, at 9:55 AM, Mike B wrote:
Did you check if the domain is before the path in the email, it
wouldn’t be if you have taken the code fromFW as the files it use
would be on the server anywhere so all it needs is to set the path
to the folder along with the image name! I don’t know if this is
what the issue is but if you used the code in an email then how
would the mail application know what domain the image was located on?
On Jan 25, 2009, at 6:41 PM, Scott Simons wrote:
thats what I am trying to figure out - I created it in FW and
wondered if there are some settings that need to change - although
as I said, if I click on the saved WebArchive it shows the
complete signature with the image - dunno