DW to create Word sigs with embedded images?

This may be a bit off topic, but I've tried in many other
places....
Microsoft Word can be such crap. I simply wanted to create an
email sig with an embedded graphic, but Word screws up in wonderful
ways.
I need a very simple html file with some formatted text and
en embedded graphic, so I thought I'd use DW (I use 2004). What I
don't understand is stuff about CID's. When you use Word as an html
editor for Outlook, if things work OK then you can embed a graphic,
and the html will point to an image source as a CID which I guess
means the data is embedded in the mime stream. Can I accomplish
this in DW? Whenever I try my image source points to a local file
which is obviously no good. I don't want it pointing to an image on
my server either. Any clues??
Thanks
James

Posted by mistake to this forum - I'll repost into General.
Soz James.

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