Can you help?

Thanks, Dorothy

Thanks for the kudos.

I bet you are using Internet Explorer to view the html. I have no problems viewing the image in other browsers – but was able to replicate your problem when I tried it in IE. If you look at the source code and copy/paste the path in a new window it shows up. I suspect it is because it is not a full HTML page with body tags, etc. I think other browsers make allowances for that, but not IE.

Just open the file in notepad or other text editor and continue as normal. When it is used in a mail program, it should display just fine. :biggrin:

Unfortunately, when I simply double click your email_signature.html file, I get an page that shows your signature, but no logo. Any ideas?

I probably buried this bit of information too far down in my post, but it is important. You need to strip out the HEAD and META content of your signature. You just want the code for the signature and nothing extra. Since you aren’t using the BODY tag, you should strip that too.

If you’ll look at my code, you’ll see there is not “extra” information. You don’t want to create a full HTML page. Just a little snippet for your signature.

Delete lines 1-15 (this is where you extra code is) and the closing tags on line 97. Line 21 has a rogue closing FONT tag.

You might want to run the code that is left through a HTML validator to catch anything else. It won’t understand why you don’t have body tags – but it will be helpful to find other problems. W3 has a good one here: http://validator.w3.org/