Windows Live Mail & Windows Live Hotmail Plus


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    Windows Live Mail & Windows Live Hotmail Plus


    I use at times both the WLM & W Live Hotmail Plus.

    If I use the Hotmail I can not place a foto in the body of a message however I can send
    one as a attchment.

    If I use the WLM I can add a text sig, a foto sig, or both if I use the layout format and
    stored pics.

    What puzzles me is if wish to set-up a permanent sig I can create the text but when I
    attempt to add a foto and select the source the system opens but when I select pics
    the file is empty.

    My sequence to try to set up a sig is as follows:

    Select NEW message, then I go to the tools, options, and signature

    Thanks for any info
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    Under Signature, are you then clicking the File radio button, and then Browse, as shown below?

    Windows Live Mail & Windows Live Hotmail Plus-wlmsig.png

    And then in the folder browser, what does the top part say in the lower-right corner of that window (mine is pictured):

    Windows Live Mail & Windows Live Hotmail Plus-wlmsig2.png
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    BCXtreme said:
    Under Signature, are you then clicking the File radio button, and then Browse, as shown below?

    Windows Live Mail & Windows Live Hotmail Plus-wlmsig.png

    And then in the folder browser, what does the top part say in the lower-right corner of that window (mine is pictured):

    Windows Live Mail & Windows Live Hotmail Plus-wlmsig2.png
    Mine says the same as your example
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    enigma1944 said:
    BCXtreme said:
    Under Signature, are you then clicking the File radio button, and then Browse, as shown below?

    Windows Live Mail & Windows Live Hotmail Plus-wlmsig.png

    And then in the folder browser, what does the top part say in the lower-right corner of that window (mine is pictured):

    Windows Live Mail & Windows Live Hotmail Plus-wlmsig2.png
    Mine says the same as your example
    Then that is the reason why it's not working. That dialog doesn't allow you to add a picture file to your signature. That dialog is for the use of custom signatures saved in .txt or .html format.
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    BCXtreme said:
    enigma1944 said:
    BCXtreme said:
    Under Signature, are you then clicking the File radio button, and then Browse, as shown below?

    Windows Live Mail & Windows Live Hotmail Plus-wlmsig.png

    And then in the folder browser, what does the top part say in the lower-right corner of that window (mine is pictured):

    Windows Live Mail & Windows Live Hotmail Plus-wlmsig2.png
    Mine says the same as your example
    Then that is the reason why it's not working. That dialog doesn't allow you to add a picture file to your signature. That dialog is for the use of custom signatures saved in .txt or .html format.
    OK So my next question is can pics be placed in HTML format. I did this a long time ago and I think I had to place them in a url.
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    enigma1944 said:
    BCXtreme said:
    enigma1944 said:

    Mine says the same as your example
    Then that is the reason why it's not working. That dialog doesn't allow you to add a picture file to your signature. That dialog is for the use of custom signatures saved in .txt or .html format.
    OK So my next question is can pics be placed in HTML format. I did this a long time ago and I think I had to place them in a url.
    Yes, that's how it works. You use a format like this:

    Code:
    <img src="http://your-picture-URL.com" />
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    BCXtreme said:
    enigma1944 said:
    BCXtreme said:

    Then that is the reason why it's not working. That dialog doesn't allow you to add a picture file to your signature. That dialog is for the use of custom signatures saved in .txt or .html format.
    OK So my next question is can pics be placed in HTML format. I did this a long time ago and I think I had to place them in a url.
    Yes, that's how it works. You use a format like this:

    Code:
    <img src="http://your-picture-URL.com" />
    OK I saw someplace recently that would create for pics but I don't remember where
    it was. Are you familiar with it or anything similar
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    enigma1944 said:
    BCXtreme said:
    enigma1944 said:

    OK So my next question is can pics be placed in HTML format. I did this a long time ago and I think I had to place them in a url.
    Yes, that's how it works. You use a format like this:

    Code:
    <img src="http://your-picture-URL.com" />
    OK I saw someplace recently that would create for pics but I don't remember where
    it was. Are you familiar with it or anything similar
    I'm pretty sure most image hosting sites like Flickr, Photobucket, etc, give you this ability.
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    BCXtreme said:
    enigma1944 said:
    BCXtreme said:

    Yes, that's how it works. You use a format like this:

    Code:
    <img src="http://your-picture-URL.com" />
    OK I saw someplace recently that would create for pics but I don't remember where
    it was. Are you familiar with it or anything similar
    I'm pretty sure most image hosting sites like Flickr, Photobucket, etc, give you this ability.
    OK Thanks for all your answers

    I can take it from here
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    You're very welcome!
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