Any htm file below 4 kb should be useable as a signature file.
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Ronald Sommer
: I'll answer my own reply! By saving the Notepad document files as
: "Signature.htm", "Signature1.htm", "Signature2.htm", etc., I was able to
add
: each file as a NEW signature and then renaming the NEW "Signature #1" to a
: recognizable name for my signature. Each signature needs to be created
: separately. The actual document files (apparently) need to start with
: "signature?.htm" in order to be recognized as a signature in Windows Mail!
: --
: Chris
:
:
: "Jim C" wrote:
:
: > Unfortunately, you can only create one "signature.htm" file. Is there a
way
: > to create other files for different signatures?
: > --
: > Chris
: >
: >
: > "Ron Sommer" wrote:
: >
: > > In the Registry, HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Identities\{long string of letters
and
: > > numbers}\Software\Microsoft\Outlook Express\5.0\signatures
: > >
: > > There is a 4 kb size limit on a signature file.
: > > Word puts so much bloat in HTML that it is useless for creating a
signature
: > > file.
: > >
: > > You can compose a signature with WinMail and Notepad.
: > > Create your signature in an WinMail mail composition window.
: > > View, check Source Edit.
: > > Click on the Source tab.
: > > Highlight and copy the source code.
: > > Paste the code into Notepad.
: > > Save As "signature.htm". Change signature to your chose of a name.
: > > Use signature.htm for your signature file.
: > > --
: > > Ronald Sommer
: > >
: > >
: > > : > > : I'm having problems setting up signatures. Now I have several
signatures
: > > : with no files. How do I remove these "ghost" signatures? I'm also
having
: > > : trouble creating a custom ".htm" file using Word 2007. The file
appears
: > > in
: > > : Word but I'm not able to create the signature file in Windows Mail.
There
: > > : have been some postings on this problem, but the answers aren't
working.
: > > : Does anyone have some clear instructions? How can I delete these
"ghost"
: > > : signatures?
: > > : --
: > > : Chris
: > >
: > >
