Instead, use dashes or commas to separate text phrases. The spacing may look different or uneven on others' displays.
Some people also include the department and organizations that they belong to.Īvoid using the key to align text. Examples include: phone number, address, and full name. Include contact information about yourself. Limit the length of the Signature to 4-6 lines. Reviewing the following guidelines will help you to decide what is and is not appropriate. Using Outlook Signatures is a way of adding a creative or personal touch to your messages. For example, if you are a member of a committee and you want a special signature for messages related to that committee, you can use an alternate. You can establish a default signature that you want to use most of the time, but you can also set other Signatures to be applied in certain circumstances. Outlook 2007 supports multiple Signatures. These Signatures can then be saved and set to automatically apply to new messages or replies and forwards, so that you don't need to retype them every time. This article is based on legacy software.Īn Outlook email Signature is a block of text that you use to identify yourself, which often includes contact information. The following link has another method that may work.(Legacy) Microsoft Outlook 2007: Working with Signatures It would also be a good idea to add a simple link above the image opting to View in Browser and then link to the file on a server if possible.
So I guess the problem may occur when creating the email directly from Outlook. I then tried sending the same email programmatically with ASP.Net in C# and it also worked in Outlook. The same markup when sent through the third party system did appear fine in Outlook and the image map links worked. I use a third party to send emails from but by using IE it gives a quick preview of how it will appear in Outlook. I noticed if I created the email and then viewed with Internet explorer and clicked File->Send->Page by email then the links did not work in the resulting Outlook email.
I am a bit late to the party, but came across this today as I had the same requirement (email with one image and image map for links) and thought I'd share what worked for me for any future onlookers. Then I created a table in which I put my images and then the links. I first cut out the places where my image should be clickable thanks to the guides in Gimp. Since Outlook does not always allow using the image map in 2021 my solution was very simple. I had to do exactly this this morning for the company I work for.
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