Adding Photos/Graphics to Apple Mail Signatures

Is there a way to add photos/graphics to the Apple Mail Signature so that it is always there when you compose an e-mail message?

This is the best reference I have seen to creating HTML signatures in Mail:
http://matt.coneybeare.me/how-to-make-an-html-signature-in-apple-mail-for-maveri cks-os-x-10-dot-9/

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How do i add a LinkedIn badge to Apple Mail signature

Does someone know how to add popular badges (LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter) to Apple Mail signatures. Just badge icon with a hyperlink to my profile.

Actually I just figured it out. Within your public profile on LinkedIn is an area for LinkedIn badges on right side. Click there and it will display several types of badges. Right click on the badge you want to use and do a "save as" to desktop.
Now go into Mail preferences, signatures. Copy and paste the icon you've saved to your desktop wherever you would like the badge to display within your signature. Then go to Edit on top menu and select "add link". This will open a box where you need to fill in your LinkedIn address that displays right below your profile photo. Save this.
This will turn the badge into a hyperlink that will connect to your LinkedIn Profile. To test it, create a new email using this signature and do a test send. When you receive the test email click on the badge to confirm that it takes you to your LinkedIn Profile.
Good luck!

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How do I copy Apple Mail signatures to another Mac?

I'm trying to copy all my Apple Mail signatures to another Mac. Both are running Mountain Lion.

The signatures are located in <login dir>/Library/Mail/V2/MailData/Signatures
The .plist files are significant, as they associate the signature to the e-mail account. Though I have not copied Mail signatures to another machine, I would take a copy of the entire Signature folder, and use that on the other machine, adjusting for any differences in e-mail accounts/signatures used there.

How to add a photo to Apple Mail signature...? (he asks laughably)

Since the sender's Address Book photo is not included with emails sent
(even 'though Apple Mail makes it look like they are),
how can you add a personal photo to a Mail signature?
OR, is there another means of including a personal photo with every email sent?
**** How many people have asked for this feature / capability? More than 10,000?
Thx.

How many people have asked for this feature / capability? More than 10,000?
As a matter of fact I have never seen it mentioned before. Perhaps only a few people need such an ego-trip every time they send an email.
The normal way is to add a photo within the text or as an attachment. The Signature only handles thumbnails.
But you can send your suggestion to Apple via their feedback link:
http://www.apple.com/feedback/
It will be read but you will not receive a reply.

Apple Mail signature being added rather than being replaced

When creating a message in Apple Mail, it has suddenly started adding an alternate signature below the default signature, rather than replacing it. I have to manually delete the default signature before sending the email. How can this be fixed? I'm running Mavericks on a 2013 MacBook Pro with 16 GB of RAM, and Mail is version 7.2.

I have several diffeent signatures that I use depending on the specific subject. One is my default signature that is set in the Signature preferences. However when I write an email that requires a differenrt one, I select it from the Signature box at the right of the email. In the past, the selected signature would replace the default one. Now, in the past few days, instead of replacing the default signature, the selected one is added below the default signature. This is the behavior that I would like to stop.

Apple Mail Signature

In Apple Mail, even when i change the email account, the default signature remains in the body of the text and the new signature gets added below it. As such i have to delete the default signature everytime i need to send an email from a different account. This problem was not there in OS X Snow Leapord. Kindly advise whether there is any setting in Mountain Lion which will rectify this.

When you start writing a new message click on the button at the left of the From: field, then "Customize..." I think is the English translation
then enable the field Signature on the right
Now you can quickly change your account signature and the previous one is wiped.

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I am trying to create a signature that has social media icons that are linked to those accounts. I can do that but all my text below the icons (disclaimer and marketing slogans) are underlined. How do I prevent that. See signature below.
<Personal Information Edited by Host>
Ned Bosnak | President & CEO
Maverick MediaWorks Inc.
The contents of this message, including any attachments, contain legally privileged and confidential information intended only for the use of the recipient named above. If the reader of this message is not the intended recipient, or is not acting on behalf of the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any unauthorized review, distribution, use of or reliance upon this information is strictly prohibited. If you have received this message in error, please notify the sender immediately and delete or destroy all copies of the message without reading it and without making, forwarding or retaining any copy or record of it or its contents. Thank you.
P Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail.

Thanks but maybe I didn't explain myself correctly
I only have one single gmail account set up in Apple Mail.
In Apple mail you can add more than one FROM address for a single account by adding commas in between the addresses. When you do that and compose a new message, you get to choose which address to use in the FROM field.
But since it's a single account, I can't drag signatures over anything it'd be great if there was an option to drag signatures over email addresses instead of mail accounts.

How do I put a recent photo on my Apple Mail email program?

I am using OS 10.3.9
This question is for Apple MAIL email program and the emails that I send from my Desktop, not from the .Mac site.
Several years ago I did what was necessary to have my photo put automatically on each outgoing email that I send. (I realize that not everyone can see that photo; that is not the problem.)
PROBLEM: I now have more recent photos and would like to take off the old photo and replace it with a more recent photo but I forgot the procedure for doing this and can find it nowhere!
Please, can someone write down the steps that I must go through to take off the old photo and replace it with a new photo?
Lorna

Dear Mulder — I went to the Help and found the following instructions:
"If someone using a .Mac mail account sets up his or her account to share pictures, when you view a message from that person in Mail you'll see the shared picture. The picture is not sent in the message itself; instead, when you view the message, Mail looks for the picture on the .Mac server. You can only view shared pictures from a .Mac account using Mail and webmail.mac.com."
However: Although I belong to .Mac and do have a .Mac email address, I rarely use webmail.mac.com. Any mail that goes there (almost nothing at all) gets forwarded to my Desktop email account. I use the Apple Mail program on my Desktop, not at the website. Would the the picture be visible then? If I send an email to myself I do see the photo... but am I the only one seeing it?
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Can't get HTML to display in Apple Mail signature

I'm stumped. I cannot get the HTML I wrote to display! I followed all the steps properly with creating a webarchive file, renaming so that it shows up in Apple Mail. But then when I go back in and see the signature, it's there but it doesn't display the HTML ... it just displays the code!
I've tested the HTML code on a webpage, and it works just fine. I have my message format as Rich Text.
The code is (with carets turned into {}'s here for display purposes):
{a href="http://www.tweetbars.com"}{img src="http://bar.tweetbars.com/azdesertfather.gif" /}{/a}{/center}

I received this idea from several sites that have had people successfully do it ... they all give the same basic set of instructions to do it, and it seems to work for them and those who comment after them ...
http://smokingapples.com/miscellaneous/html-signature-apple-mail/
http://gigaom.com/apple/how-to-getting-more-from-mail-with-html-signatures/
http://www.totalapps.net/mac/how-to-create-an-html-signature-in-mail-app/
http://www.macgasm.net/2009/08/14/getting-html-in-your-mail-footers/

How do I import an image into apple mail signature?

I tried to copy and past my company logo into the signature for my work apple mail. I think it's a .tiff file.
It displayes correctly on my computer, but does not display when sent to others. Both are using Thunderbird.
Am I doing it wrong?

Try converting the image to .PNG (use Preview Export)

Apple Mail Signature - How to not double in replies?

On Apple Mail, how might I be able to not have my signature double when I reply to an email? I know I can press "none" but is there any way to autoset it to not include a signature in replies? I do not see a "rule" that will allow me to do this. Thanks!

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Help with apple mail signatures please?

Hello,
I've recently purchased a MacBook Pro - running LION.
I am trying to arrange my signatures in apple mail for my business email address and keep coming up against the following:
Everything is fine with the font's etc, it's when I come to placing small icons of the various social media platforms we have for the business and link them to their various URL's. What happens is it places a blue underline between each icon on my signature which looks really naff and also underlines all the "legal" nonsense at the bottom of my email signature (which is all just normal fonts) - which makes it look even naffer!!!!
Does anyone know how I can keep the icons in place with their links to the URL's without having these stuid blue underlines and also how to get rid of the underlines on the legal notes at the bottom please?

You need to assign a link to your button.
If you want to link to another page in your site - e.g. a
contact mailform or something - just click on the contact button
image in DW and browse to the required page in the Link field of
the property inspector.
OR.. if you want to open an email client with a new message
to tan email address - click on the contact button image and type a
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How prevent shared folders to be added as attachment in apple mail?

All,
The thing just happend. One of the network users wrote a new mail (in apple's mail app) and instead of attaching one file, the user by accident double clicked the shared folder, and mail started attaching the 8.1 Gb folder. This never happend before and I like to prevent this. Should I go to server admin>afp>sharepoints? And unshare the folder? But are they still able accessing the files?
Help is appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Harry

Your current approach will not likely work, as there is no means to selectively set permissions for an application in the fashion that would be required here.
You'd need not only need indication of and the involvement of the active mail client, you'd also need some way to deal with either the specific type of data involved or the specific quantity involved, and I don't know of any means of communicating that across the mail client and the security system. (Blocking all access to Shared files is easy. Blocking just mail attachments? Not so easy.
I can't think of a way that would work here with a typical access control list (ACL) implementation scheme (Mac OS X has decent ACL support), short of a whole lot of kernel customizations or something like a programmable sending-related trigger scheme within mail, and AFAIK, there are no "outbound" rules within Apple mail client.
And is this case hunting fleas with anvils? (read: Something that's possible, but a whole lot of work.) How often does this particular case arise? If it's happening frequently and is not being addressed by some targeted training, then you probably don't really have a technical problem, you probably have a personnel and/or managerial problem here, and those don't lend themselves to technical fixes.
To pursue the maximum message size within the Microsoft Exchange product, then you have an Exchange qustion and not a Mac OS X (Server or client) question.
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How do I add a link to a graphic in a Mail signature?

I would like to be able to add a logo to my e-mail signature and then hyperlink that logo. Is this possible in Mail, or just yet another shortcoming of this program?

Thanks, but those suggestions are worthless. None of their ideas work in any way shape or form. It shouldn't even be allowed to be posted as most all of the comments are right on the money, in that nothing suggested works. Oh well, thanks for the effort nonetheless. Looks like yet another shortcomiing of Mail....

Adding Photos/Graphics to Apple Mail Signatures

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