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Do you want an animated signature?

14 years ago

I'll make one for you and give you the HTML address if you'd like.

Tell me what you want it to say and your favorite color or colors.

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grams33
14 years ago
Pawprint- I would love to have an animated signature -AND instructions on how to put it at the end of my e-mails. I am not to computer savvy as you probably detected. I would like Mom/Grandma and another as Marian. Is that too much to ask? Thank you for your expertise and thoughtfulness.
minnie_tx
14 years ago
I'd love three of them
One that says Minnie

and one that says Mom
and one that says Gladys

Thanks so much Maybe in Purple?
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glenda_al
14 years ago
May I have a Viv sig?

Thanks!
Pawprint
Original Author
14 years ago
Right click on the one you want. Save as & save to your picture file.

To post on here you'll need the HTML address, which I have. Let me know :-)
sandiefl
14 years ago
I would love one but I have lost touch with my Webtv tutor aka Pat Lavender, and cannot remember how to do them. I don't think it is the same as you do on the computer.
sharon_fl
14 years ago
I'm with grams33..Just got a laptop for Xmas-new to this 'puter world as I have used a webtv/msn unit for 10 years!
I recently got a joke in an email and it had a a animated graphic of a female stick figure, dancing her feet off! I just love it-as it's SO me. I was able to capture the darn thing & insert it in my Photo Gallery but I have NO CLUE how to get it as a siggie in my emails. I have Windows 7. Could you or any of the gurus give me step by step instructions as to how to do it? I'd be forever grateful!!
User
14 years ago
you can get all kinds here, free!

Here is a link that might be useful: sigs
Pawprint
Original Author
14 years ago
Sharon, animated GIFs are not supported in Outlook 2007, however you can create a normal signature by following the instructions at the site IÂve listed.

If you want to insert the GIF here, it needs to be in HTML format. I use photobucket, but other sites are available. Then, Cut & Paste the HTML code into your message and the picture will be there when you hit Preview.
___________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________

IÂm not sure if this answers your question, let me know.

Here is a link that might be useful: Demo: Create and use an e-mail signature
glenda_al
14 years ago
Thank you very much.

One more IF you can.

Grandmama!
Pawprint
Original Author
14 years ago
_________________________
{{!gwi}}
kathi_mdgd
14 years ago
How about Kathi,please and thank you.
Kathi
glenda_al
14 years ago
Thank you again!
Pawprint
Original Author
14 years ago
Kathi, this is for a Pisces!

Here's a cute frog.

_________________________
{{!gwi}}
phyllis__mn
14 years ago
I just made this at the site Joanne suggested
Pawprint
Original Author
14 years ago
Awesome! That's the site I use also! I love it!
phyllis__mn
14 years ago
It's so easy to post them here if you use tinypic.com; I just save it in a folder, go to the tinypic.com site, and follow directions. It is so fast. Let's see how long it takes for this one:

(45 seconds!)
roseluver
14 years ago
Would you do one for me with the butterfly the name is Charlene? Many thanks!!
minnie_tx
14 years ago
Thank you so much for everything!!!
User
14 years ago
mboston_gw
14 years ago
How about Mary with a butterfly.
nanatricia
14 years ago
I would like a nana With a butterfly and that ladie on the back. Please and thank you!
roseluver
14 years ago
Thank you!! Charlene
sharon_fl
14 years ago
Thanks pawprint. Rats-so I guess I cannot add one to my email huh? Thanks for the way to enter the html to post a graphic on here-I already know how to do that-as it was really easy w/webtv. Sigh..oh well.
barb_from_pa
14 years ago
A "Barb" with a rainbow would be great and a "Rainbow Road" with a rainbow, too, if it's not too much. Thanks for your kind offer!
Hellion
14 years ago
To add a gif to your email in outlook, just click on insert at the top and a window will come up for you to "browse" for the picture you want. Just like adding a photo to an email.
minrose
14 years ago
Can you do MaryAnn with a colorful butterfly like you did for Charlene, except make it lavendar, I would love it so much, thanks. I also like the Smiley on a pink cloud that you did with Gladys, can you do that with MaryAnn also, thank you.
jenson13
14 years ago
I would love to have one, but don't know how to get it from this kitchen table to my email. Can u give me some simple directions? My email name is "sunshine" so I would like a a beautiful huge sun with rays coming off it. Thanks a bunch................this is awfully nice of u to do this for all of us.

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