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How do I add a .jpg / .gif photo as a footer in outlook for my outgoing
settings with out it tiling?
 
When using Outlook with Word as the e-mail editor, the Header and Footer is
not active.
You can do this:
1. Place your image on your web site in the images folder.

2. Place your image in your Outlook message with Word as the Editor;
Insert> Picture> From File and browse to your image, Insert

3. Browse to your image on the internet. For example:
http://www.anthemwebs.com/images/boneless.jpg

4. Select and copy the complete URL to the clipboard.

5. Right click on the image in your message, choose Hyperlink. Paste the
hyperlink in the address field, and OK.



I create my messages in FrontPage, but it is not necessary as this message
was done in Outlook 2003. Following distribution, I place them on the web
site: http://www.anthemwebs.com/communitynews.htm#Previous_issues
 
Chuck Davis said:
When using Outlook with Word as the e-mail editor, the Header and Footer is
not active.
You can do this:
1. Place your image on your web site in the images folder.

2. Place your image in your Outlook message with Word as the Editor;
Insert> Picture> From File and browse to your image, Insert

3. Browse to your image on the internet. For example:
http://www.anthemwebs.com/images/boneless.jpg

4. Select and copy the complete URL to the clipboard.

5. Right click on the image in your message, choose Hyperlink. Paste the
hyperlink in the address field, and OK.



I create my messages in FrontPage, but it is not necessary as this message
was done in Outlook 2003. Following distribution, I place them on the web
site: http://www.anthemwebs.com/communitynews.htm#Previous_issues
 

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