Signature in Yahoo mail???how do you get it if I want a picture to be it?

Sign emails with your name, some contact info…whatever you want. Add any kind of signature you like! Here’s how: Click Options in the upper-right corner of your Mail page, and select Mail Options. From the list on the left, click Compose. In the center of the page, after “Signature:” select “Show a signature on all outgoing messages”. (Come back to this page and select “Do not use a signature” if you want to turn your signature off – or simply delete it manually from emails in which you’d rather not show it.) On the far right of the message window, above the text area, click either Plain Text or Rich Text. Plain text is, well…plain! Just the letters. In rich text, you can work with color, font, size and style choices that you select from the toolbar. (For a rich-text signature to appear in rich text, you must compose in Rich Text, too. Make that selection by clicking the Rich Text link in the Compose window, to the right of the Subject box.) Now, add or change your signature by typing in the text area. At the top of the page, click Save Changes. To add your signature to outgoing Yahoo! Mail Classic messages automatically: Select Mail Options from the Yahoo! Mail Classic navigation bar. Follow the Signature link. Make sure Add signature to all outgoing messages (below the text of your signature) is selected. Click Save. Yahoo! Mail Classic will now append your signature by default, but you can override this setting for individual messages by un-checking Use my signature on the message composition screen. -------------------- To add an image to your email signature · Open the image you want to insert in Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox. · The image must be on a web server, i.e. its address must start with "http://". You cannot use an image that resides only on your hard disk. If your image is larger than some 100x100 pixels, consider shrinking it to more handy proportions http://email.about.com/gi/dynamic/offsite.htm?zi=1/XJ&sdn=email&cdn=compute&tm=84&gps=68_394_780_400&f=00&su=p284.8.150.ip_&tt=13&bt=0&bts=0&zu=http%3A//resizr.lord-lance.com/ before you put it online. To open an image that appears as part of a web page: In Internet Explorer: Click on the image with the right mouse button. To trim images to be lean and fit for emails: · Open ResizR. http://resizr.lord-lance.com/ · Click Browse... and select the desired image. · Use the slider or the entry field to choose the desired width. o Use a width between 300 and 640 pixels. o Try 340 pixels first. · Click ResizR. · Drag and drop the resulting image to your Desktop. · Alternatively — and in particular for large high-resolution pictures —, use a image resizing tool that operates on your computer: o Image Resizer PowerToy (Windows XP) http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/powertoys/xppowertoys.mspx o IrfanView (Windows) http://www.irfanview.com/ o Drag-N-Scale (Mac OS X) http://www.ttpsoftware.com/Products/drag-n-scale.html o ImageMagick (Unix) http://www.imagemagick.org/script/index.php Insert the Shrunken Image in Your Message Now insert the resized image in your email.