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How do I embed an image into an email?

How to embed an image in my email signature?

  • Hi :-) I asked this question before but I did not net the answer I was looking for. When I am adding a signature to my outgoing emails, and I would like to embed an image hosted by a site (and link to that site through the image) what html code would I use? Thanks!

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    <html> <body> <p> ((TYPE IN WHAT U WANT TI TO SAY:)) ((GET THE picture code from website...Put here)) </p> </body> </html> ......................................… ENDS!!! BUT LET SAY UR PICTURE CODE GOES SOMETHING LIKE <a href="http://s256.photobucket.com/...JD GET THE POINT???..WELL WHERE IT SAY WHERE U GOT THE PIC CODE ...........FROM IN THIS CASE PHOTOBUCKET..WELL ERASE THAT N PUT THE WBSITE U WANT IT TO GO TO!!....................................… oh n bout the email thing copy and paste the image u get on to ur signature!! the code for the link dosent work on ..e-mail..i think so if could try it on ..um MYspace n then copy the igahe to e-mail..or just try it it may work i dont know!!

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Click on the image of your choice, then use the GOTO, same as above, to get the URL of the image and copy it down exactly as you see it, or if you have the upgrade, use the cut&paste. Then go to your signature box and type this: img src="http://URL OF IMAGE"

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This site explains how to insert a picture in your mail: http://email.about.com/od/yahoomailtips/qt/et061105.htm

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