

To do that, simply scroll down and make the relevant changes. I opened up the signature folder to see what kinds of files were in there, and the only file in there was a single Chrome HTML document.You can also tweak other important settings easily. I then opened Outlook, created a new message, and was able to insert that signature just fine. I downloaded the signature and saved it to the signature folder. To test this theory, I went to and created a signature. But I'm not convinced that this is the case. I read here that Outlook needs 3 different files (in. Outlook recognizes that the signature exists in the signature folder, but when I click on it, it isn't included in the message. I went to compose a new message and tried inserting my signature, but no dice. My code opened fine and looked as it should it my browser, so I saved the code to the signatures folder.


I just uploaded the images to dropbox and linked to them in my code) (I included my logo, and four social media icons with links in my signature. However, there are few things I am getting stumped on. I have created an email signature in HTML and would like to use it in Outlook 2010.
