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Yahoo email Signature Question

15 years ago

I have a Yahoo email address and I want to add a signature. This is on the new version of Yahoo email. I have Windows XP. I had no problem doing it on the old email and no problem in putting just a plain signature but I want to add a signature embedded in a floral arrangement or anything with some added clip art.

Can anyone help me with this, or is it impossible. I have contacted them on several occassions but their instructions just include a plain ordinary typed sig,

Thanks in advance for any help.

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ravencajun Zone 8b TX
15 years ago
you could try doing the image edit in picnik and add your name using their text creator once you have it all as you want it save it as an image file then just use that image file as your signature. I have done it that way in various email programs.

Here is a link that might be useful: picnik
ivamae
Original Author
15 years ago
I have it all prepared to paste into the proper place on the yahoo signature area but it won't allow me to paste anything. There is a box that says " type" and it appears that is all that it will let you do. The old yahoo mail did not have this problem. You could put what you wanted.

I tried to have it go to where I had it saved on my computer but it wouldn't do that either.

Hopefullly they update this, if that is not presently allowed.

Thanks for your suggestion.
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