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Hi AllMartin's drag and drop from a web page worked.Also I set up a signature in Outlook, sent it to my Surge Web account, copied and pasted into the Signature box.Tom CrossPartner (Synergist)HTMLnet 61 2 9288 94880418 295 336 brHIDDEN@tml.com.au [ Image ] On Tuesday 26/10/2010 at 01:22:07, Martin Abell wrote: Tom,The first thing to do in our experience is to log in, and go to Options > Preferences and pick the Advanced tab. Near the bottom of the page you will see a pull-down menu for "Message send mode:" that (probably) says "Auto". Auto doesn't work, so change it to "html" and save it. (Save is near the top of the pane and I wonder if some users miss it.)When you go to the "General" tab and the signature block shows, it seems to depend on your browser how you can add a logo. In Safari and in Internet Explorer I was able to drag a graphic from a web page. If I dragged it from a file, Safari inserted text with the address of the graphic on the local machine - not useful - and IE drops out of surgemail completely to show the graphic.In Firefox (Mac) the best thing I could do was click the "edit html" button and enter some html to point to a graphic on the web. (For example: <div><img src="http://www.google.com/images/logo_sm.gif" alt=""></div> if you work for Google.)Be sure to select "Add Signature" (under the signature box) and Save. When you "Compose" the signature should show up right there (unlike the old webmail).Martin and Larry.============= SpeedSpan Cincinnati, OHOn Oct 25, 2010, at 12:07 AM, Tom Cross wrote: Hi All More and more of our customers are switching to Surgeweb and are happy. As usual they want to do more and more with it. The question is, they want to add a signature with a company logo? How can we do this?? Tom Cross Partner (Synergist) HTMLnet 61 2 9288 9488 0418 295 336 toHIDDEN@.com.au
Tom,The first thing to do in our experience is to log in, and go to Options > Preferences and pick the Advanced tab. Near the bottom of the page you will see a pull-down menu for "Message send mode:" that (probably) says "Auto". Auto doesn't work, so change it to "html" and save it. (Save is near the top of the pane and I wonder if some users miss it.)When you go to the "General" tab and the signature block shows, it seems to depend on your browser how you can add a logo. In Safari and in Internet Explorer I was able to drag a graphic from a web page. If I dragged it from a file, Safari inserted text with the address of the graphic on the local machine - not useful - and IE drops out of surgemail completely to show the graphic.In Firefox (Mac) the best thing I could do was click the "edit html" button and enter some html to point to a graphic on the web. (For example: <div><img src="http://www.google.com/images/logo_sm.gif" alt=""></div> if you work for Google.)Be sure to select "Add Signature" (under the signature box) and Save. When you "Compose" the signature should show up right there (unlike the old webmail).Martin and Larry.============= SpeedSpan Cincinnati, OHOn Oct 25, 2010, at 12:07 AM, Tom Cross wrote: Hi All More and more of our customers are switching to Surgeweb and are happy. As usual they want to do more and more with it. The question is, they want to add a signature with a company logo? How can we do this?? Tom Cross Partner (Synergist) HTMLnet 61 2 9288 9488 0418 295 336 toHIDDEN@.com.au
Hi All More and more of our customers are switching to Surgeweb and are happy. As usual they want to do more and more with it. The question is, they want to add a signature with a company logo? How can we do this?? Tom Cross Partner (Synergist) HTMLnet 61 2 9288 9488 0418 295 336 toHIDDEN@.com.au
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