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How to add logo or image to email signature in Mail 4.5

Dear all,

I am using Mail 4.5 and I am experiencing a difficulty when I am trying to create a signature adding the logo in jpeg or pdf file and send it. The recipient if is not using Mac Mail receives the signature always as an attachment. I am using rich text format message since there is no html in Mac and I drag and drop the jpg to the signature creation window. I have also activated Send Windows -Friendly attachmend but the recipient keeps receiving the logo as attached and not inline.

Is there any way to solve this issue either with configuration or with the purchase of any add-on for Mac Mail?

Thank you for your input in advance!

With Kind Regards,

Dimitris

MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.6.8)

Posted on May 15, 2012 3:58 AM

19 replies

eww

Level 9

53,028 points

Jun 28, 2012 10:25 AM in response to Timtex

Once again: The recipient is always in control of how your message appears to him or her. If, like me, the recipient has opted not to display HTML graphics in received email, your efforts will be all for naught. Nothing you can do will override the recipient's settings.

Timtex

Level 1

10 points

Jun 28, 2012 6:11 PM in response to eww

Eww, I think you should give this option a try because with the HTML signature there is something called ALTERNATIVE TEXT. What that does is when the recipient opt to not display the HTML graphics, the ALTERNATIVE TEXT will take its place to let the recipient know what that image is about if he or she would opt to see it.

eww

Level 9

53,028 points

Jun 28, 2012 8:05 PM in response to eww

I'm never interested in seeing the HTML that anybody loads their emails up with, so nothing you or Infoadventure could put into your "alternative text" would persuade me to view your email messages the way you want me to. That's my choice, not yours.

Jun 29, 2012 12:16 AM in response to eww

Eww, everybody has his own choice. The intention of this topic was to show that everything is possilble also in Mac and show a wayout to this request.

Let's don't forget that the issue was to find a solution to this request. And the solution is right here!

Thank you all guys, for your contribution. I hope other users with the same issue will find the resolution here.

Cheers,

How to add logo or image to email signature in Mail 4.5