[mso] Re: Using Graphics in Email Signatures in Outlook 2000
- From: "Caren Davidkhanian" <trastevere@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <mso@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 9 Jun 2003 15:58:11 +0200
Hi everyone from a lurker on this list.
The signature problem can be solved if you install a neat little program
called Annotis (www.annotis.com). It gives you all sorts of possibilities in
using pictures and graphics (as well as sound and video) in your emails and
shuffling them around at will. I tried it because I needed to quickly create
stationeries for my business. I think if you want to add a signature with a
picture in it, you can do that easily with Annotis. It also works in
OutlookExpress.
A warning, though. Annotis works fine in OE, but it sometimes crashes my
Outlook 2000. Nevertheless, I haven't uninstalled it because I find it very
useful.
Hope that helps.
Caren
The Italian Press Digest
http://www.italianpressdigest.com
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