Images convey message
faster than a written content in a quick manner. And help in sending a strong
promotional or professional message to the sender. Therefore it includes
contact details, phone number, the name of the company, etc.
Email signatures are the best way to promote your corporate identity to the sender. The signature can include a general info about yourself or a graphic in an email.
Generally, people
don’t know how to create or edit the signatures in Outlook because they are new
to Outlook or don’t know the procedure of the same. This is quite unfortunate
as the signature is a useful feature that can be used for numerous scenarios.
Before going into detail, let’s discuss the procedure to insert a graphic in an
Outlook signature.
Include a graphic in your Outlook signature via these steps:
· Open your Outlook account and in e-mail view,
select Mail Message from the New button or enter [Ctrl]+N for opening a
blank mail window.
· You need to enter your signature's text. Make
sure that a signature should only contain a line or two.
· Simply position the cursor where you wish to
insert a graphic.
· Now you have to choose Picture directly from
the Insert menu, locate and choose the file, and then enter Insert.
· And in Outlook, you need to enter click the
Insert tab and then select the apt command directly from the Illustrations
group. You need to keep in mind that the file should one of the following
formats: JPEG, GIF, or PNG.
· You need to press [Ctrl]+A for selecting the
complete signature and the graphic.
· Just press [Ctrl]+C for copying the
signature to the Clipboard.
· Opt for choices from the Tools menu.
· You need to hit the Mail Format tab.
· Enter Signatures in the Signatures segment.
· Now you need to enter New.
· You have to name the signature and then enter
Next.
· Enter inside the Edit Signature control and
you need to press [Ctrl]+V for pasting the signature from your Clipboard.
· Enter OK two times. And on the Mail Format
tab, select the signature for the New Messages drop-down list in the Signatures
sector.
· Lastly click OK.
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