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How can I add a signiture? I found a great quantum mechanics picture that I'd like to make my signiture.
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Look at my post on this page and see it this method will work for you.SquareItSalamander said:grrrrr...It doesn't work! How can I post a picture?? It's rated G, so there's nothin' wrong with it.
I'm not sure, but I think you need some photo/image enhancing software. At least that's how I resize mine. Anyone out there with more knowledge than me know about this one? (I'm quite sure MOST of you out there have more knowledge on this than me! I just recently learned out to upload an image - sort of... )SquareItSalamander said:How do I fix the size? It's too big for a pic-sig.
Hey! I didn't know that! That's cool! Thanks cookiemonster! Here! Have a cookie! *holds out BIG choc/choc-chip cookie*cookiemonster said:You can get MS Paint to do it. Image \ Stretch&Skew.
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cookiemonster said:You can get MS Paint to do it. Image \ Stretch&Skew.
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Just put it in some folder (or create a new one) on your C drive. Then you can use the image uploader and we can see your picture!SquareItSalamander said:Good idea. I think that's the simplest idea.
But, it's not workin' out. What do I have to save the image as?
I'm confused. I thought you were trying to upload an image for us to see. Where can I already see it?SquareItSalamander said:You can already see my picture Tsunami. :bigrinn:
Nope. It's free. Just follow the directions I gave in the link.But don't I have to buy the image uploader?
I'm sure glad you're here with the right answers. Here. Have another cookie! *holds out BIG choc chip macadamia nut cookie*cookiemonster said:You'd probably want to save it as a .jpg, since .bmp's are huge.
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Mr.Robin Parsons posted the picture. It's the QM comic that flirts with the Uncertainty Principle.I'm confused. I thought you were trying to upload an image for us to see. Where can I already see it?
To add a signature to your email, first go to your email settings or preferences. Then, look for the option to create a signature. You can either type in your signature or copy and paste it from a document. Save your changes and your signature should now appear at the end of your emails.
Yes, many email providers allow you to create and save multiple signatures for different email accounts. This is useful if you have different email addresses for personal and professional use.
The formatting options for signatures may vary depending on your email provider. However, most will allow you to change the font, size, and color of your signature text. Some may also allow you to add images or links to your signature.
Yes, many email providers allow you to use HTML in your signature. This can be useful for adding custom formatting, such as bold or italicized text, or for adding images or links. However, it's important to keep in mind that some email clients may not support HTML signatures.
To edit or delete your signature, go back to your email settings or preferences and look for the option to manage your signature. From there, you should be able to make any necessary changes or delete your signature entirely.