CSS html signatures in Microsoft Entourage

Hi,
I have found a site that shows how to do it in mail but i am wondering if its do-able in Entourage.
Please help.
Essentially i wish to have a live text signature and a graphic on the right of that text. All i can see is the text goes either above or below the graphic, not next to.
Cheers.

Setting 'Entourage' to send messages as HTML:
01. Select 'Entourage's 'Entourage, Account Settings...' (or 'Tools, Accounts') menu item.
02. Click once on the e-Mail address your AppleScript message will be sent 'from', and then the toolbars' 'Edit' icon button (or double click on the e-Mail address). The 'Edit Account' window will appear.
03. Click on the 'Options' tab.
04. Under 'Header' enter ...
content-type
05. Under 'Value' enter ...
text/html
06. Click the 'OK' button of the 'Edit Account' window.
07. Close the 'Accounts' window.
Now, within your AppleScript code, you must surround your e-Mail messages' content with at least '<html>' and '</html>'.
A working example of your code is shown below.
set vEmailAdd to "[email protected]"
set strRecipientName to "ClientName"
set vClipboard to "This is a simple e-Mail message."
set vEmailSubject to "TestInvoice"
set vClipboard to "<html><body>" & vClipboard & "</body></html>"
tell application "Microsoft Entourage"
set composeMessage to (a reference to (make new outgoing message with properties {recipient:{address:vEmailAdd, display name:strRecipientName, recipient type:to recipient}, content:vClipboard, subject:vEmailSubject}))
send composeMessage
end tell

Similar Messages

HTMl Signature not showing properly when reply/forward a message.

Hi
I am a new user of Outlook 2013, I have a HTML signature which worked properly in Outlook 2010.
The signature also work properly in Outlook 2013, when I am sending a new message, but the problem arise when I try to reply/forward a message. My replied/forwarded message came to right side. Which should be under my email signature.
Can anyone help me for resolve the issue.
Thanks for your time
Kind Regards
Sayem

Hi,
From the description, when you reply/forward an email, the signature appears under the quoted email, am I correct?
Have you tried open Outlook in safe mode and test again? Press Windows key + R to open the Run command, type
outlook /safe and press Enter.
In addition, please try recreating the signature and test again.
Please let me know the result.
Regards,
Steve Fan
TechNet Community Support
It's recommended to download and install
Configuration Analyzer Tool (OffCAT), which is developed by Microsoft Support teams. Once the tool is installed, you can run it at any time to scan for hundreds of known issues in Office
programs.

KB05382: Messages sent from Microsoft Entourage do not appear on the BlackBerry smartphone

KB05382: Messages sent from Microsoft Entourage do not appear on the BlackBerry smartphone
Resolution: This is a previously reported issue that has been escalated internally to our development team. No resolution time frame is currently available.
This has been a reported problem for years...resolution has always been the same...assume because they are not actively looking for a fix...anyone know of an ETA on a resolution or any workaround?

Not that I am aware of.
Click here to Backup the data on your BlackBerry Device! It's important, and FREE!
Click "Accept as Solution" if your problem is solved. To give thanks, click thumbs up
Click to search the Knowledge Base at BTSC and click to Read The Fabulous Manuals
BESAdmin's, please make a signature with your BES environment info.
SIM Free BlackBerry Unlocking FAQ
Follow me on Twitter @knottyrope
Want to thank me? Buy my KnottyRope App here
BES 12 and BES 5.0.4 with Exchange 2010 and SQL 2012 Hyper V

HTML signatures distorted inside the Signatures and Stationery window preview/edit field, but display fine when used

I created an HTML signature and imported it into Outlook 2010/2013 by placing the .htm file into my %APPDATA%\Microsoft\Signatures folder. The signature looks and works great, however the signature looks distorted / severely squished in width when attempting
to view the signature in the Signatures and Stationery window within Outlook. What would be causing this? Is this a common issue when using .htm signatures?
It isn't too big of an issue as the signatures do work as expected when in normal use, however some users would like to tweak theirs using Outlook's built in editor and are not currently able to.

In my experience at least, that's a normal behaviour. The editor isn't fully WYSIWYG so if you do anything complicated in there it won't always give an accurate representation of what will eventually be output when you insert it into a message. I've seen
the same thing with signatures copied from elsewhere, displaying fine in the email but not in the editor, so it's not restricted to imported .htm files.

HTML Signature Problem - Images not showing

Hi all,
I've got some HTML signatures that I use in Mail (v4.3) on Snow Leopard (10.6.4). They were created quite a while ago and have been working fine. BUT... I need to update them to change some of the information. So, I went through the usual rigamarole:
- Edit the HTML file
- Open the HTML file in Safari (v5.0.2)
- Save the file as a webarchive from Safari
- Find the appropriate file in the ~/Library/Mail/Signatures folder
- Replace the file with the new webarchive (renamed)
When I do this, now, Mail will not show the image that I have in the signature (which is a background image placed in the file using CSS and referenced as a URL from my web server).
Does anyone know why the old signature (created the same way, but using an old version of Mail & Safari) works... but doing it all over again using the current version doesn't?
Thanks!

Anything you paste in the HTML is your responsibility. iWeb doesn't care about it. If it doesn't work, too bad.
Perhaps Posterous doesn't like to be displayed.
Ask them.
And instead of pasting garbage (not pretty stock standard) you may want to consider using proper code :
<iframe src="http://hamptoncycles.posterous.com/" frameborder="0" width="900" height="1050" scrolling="no" allowTransparency="true"></iframe
You'll never now if that is the problem.

HTML Signature that is not viewable by other recipients

I have a signature that I use for my company. It is a png file that is about 7k. Some recipients see the signature logo at the bottom of the emails and some do not. What do I need to do so that all email recipients see the logo?

You sure can!
Here's a tutorial I used to do this: http://allforces.com/2006/04/14/css-signatures/
Basically, you create an HTML signature using CSS. The trick is to put the image online, and point to it in you HTML file. For example, the picture I use in my signature is actually stored on my googlepages site. I found the URL of the file, then used that in my HTML file. When others open the email, the image displayed is from googlepages, not anything that was attached to the email. The downside is that if someone uses a program like Mail, if they look at the email when they are offline, the image won't display.
The tutorial shows you how to replace a signature file created by Mail with one of your creation - a bit convoluted, but it worked.
Lastly, I haven't asked others what they see from their various email providers. Gmail will pull it up with no pictures and give users the option to either display pictures or not. Outlook shows it fine... not sure about anything other than that.
Let me know if you want an example file you could work with if you are unfamiliar with HTML and CSS. I was clueless but found my way using the site above and the various HTML/CSS tutorials available online.
Thanks for reading my novel.
-John

MAC Email Software + Microsoft Entourage setting

Hi,
I would like to know which MAC email software has advanced features, Apple Mail or Microsoft Entourage?
I like Microsoft Outlook in Windows, but I think in MAC, we have only Microsoft Entourage is available, no Microsoft Entourage.
The main feature I like is "read request", I think is not available in Microsoft Entourage. Am I right?
Also, in Microsoft Entourage, I am getting images from my friend, but every time I need to click on "Download images". So, is there any way to save my setting permanently so i don't need to click every time on "Download images" for emails I am getting from same person.
I really appreciate your support.
Thanks.

Can you be specific about what you consider an "advanced" feature?
but I think in MAC, we have only Microsoft Entourage is available, no Microsoft Entourage.
Sorry, but this statement doesn't make any sense (and it's Mac, not MAC). What is the real question you're asking?
I am getting images from my friend, but every time I need to click on "Download images".
Who's using Entourage, you or your friend? Is your friend sending HTML emails with images, or is he/she sending images as attachments to the email itself?
Mulder

Image in html signature doesn't appear

I've tried this tutorial to put together an html signature including images.
http://allforces.com/2006/04/14/css-signatures/
As you can see at Step 6, the image shows when the signature is selected. When I compose an email however, I always get a 'blue question mark icon' as if the link to the image can't be found. I'm using images which are online, saved the html file as a webarchive file in safari etc. When I send the email anyway to for example my gmail address, the signature is ok and the image shows in the signature.
Why does the image doesn't show when I am writing the email and include the signature? Why do I get a blue question mark icon when writing the email? Perhaps I should point out that we're using IMAP should that matter.
The image should appear as it does in Step 6 in that tutorial. What could be wrong?

Hi there,
I had a similar problem with my .mac (mobileme) mail account. Followed basically same approach: I created the html signature in TextEdit and saved as a webarchive when opened in Safari. Then renamed it to have same name as existing non-html signature file in Home > Library > Signatures
(So, for those who are new to this, it basically replaces the one your mac created when you create a signature within Mail Prefs > Signatures; but even though you replace it, it needs to have the same name so it knows which mail account it applies to; I have 4 mail accounts in my program, with 4 sigs I created via the Prefs, so there were 4 of those sig files in Library).
Then I uploaded the image to an external server. Made sure I reselected the signature in the middle pane of the Prefs > Signatures area and dragged it over to the mail account.
Composed mail using .mac account, new signature DID appear (but it doesn't when looking at Prefs > Sig pane; that shows the ? mark because it doesn't go get the image at the external server, I guess). *Problem: when I sent mail as a test, it wouldn't show up in the mail that I sent.*
I just figured that Apple was stripping out the html sig. But today I tested again and it's there.
Somewhere in this thread, one of the guys mentioned giving it some time. That seems to have worked for me.
Just wanted to share because more and more people are starting to add html sigs.
(P.S. Also created these html sigs for my other, non-mobileme mail accounts and they appeared in the sent mail as soon as I sent the mail. No delay.)

HTML Signatures

Hi,
I have recently purchased a Mac Mini, and have been using Thunderbird 1.5.0.4 for EMail. However I now wish to switch to Mail, due to it being more integrated in to the operating system, and wondered if anyone could tell me if I can use an HTML signature in Mail, like I can in Thundrbird. I already have the signature set up as HTML files.
Thanks for your help
Jon
Mac Mini Mac OS X (10.4.5)

Try looking at the following links:
http://www.hawkwings.net/2006/02/07/colour-and-html-signatures-in-mailapp/
http://www.hawkwings.net/2006/04/15/how-to-make-a-nice-sig-file-using-css/
Good luck
Bronson

How can I embed an html signature in my mail

how can I embed an html signature in my mail signatures? I have done it easy with older operating systems, but have no idea with the 10.8.2. Following the olds steps don't work...can't "save as" in the library...that folder isn't even an option

http://code.coneybeare.net/how-to-make-and-html-signature-in-apple-mail

HTML signature appears different in email body

I attached an HTML signature in the Thunderbird preferences but it appears different when I send an email to myself. I understand that formatting can change between different email clients but I assumed it would appear the same in Thunderbird mail as it does in the settings. Any feedback is greatly appreciated, thanks!

Thanks for your response! The signature was created in Word and is basic with no graphics. I exported the file from Word as HTML then used the select HTML file option for signature in Thunderbird settings. I also have copy and pasted the raw code. Either way it looks correct in the preview in settings but the font doesn't stay when I send an email to myself and receive within Thunderbird. Perhaps the preview will show any HTML correctly even if Thunderbird can't receive it that way? Thanks again!

The graphic HTML signature panel does not appear in my Mac mail

The graphic HTML signature panel does not appear in my Mac mail. I have inserted the signature after reading on the forum. But the images do not download - the rest of the text in the signature is in place - just the logo and the baseline which is a graphic file does not download. Please help.

Hi, are the pics at a remote location, or on your Mac?
Have you tried drag & dropping the graphics on the signature window?

Does Microsoft Entourage 2008 for mac work with the new Mac OS X v 10.7 Lion

Does Microsoft Entourage 2008 for mac work with the new Mac OS X v 10.7 Lion?
I am just about to install Lion just need to check to see if if my work e-mail will work

Sarah,
Check this link:
http://roaringapps.com/app:2533
It contains some issues that people have encountered with Lion and Office 2008. It appears it can work, but you may have to go through some of the steps a few of the posters there have listed.
That website also contains a pretty large list of applications and if they will work with Lion.
Hope this helps! (I am not affiliated in any way with the site linked).

Apple Mail - HTML Signature Help

I created a html signature that I assumed would work in Apple Mail, but when I send an email I get the images and links not showing up with blue ? appearing. The signature looks fine in the signatures menu of my preferences.
<Edited by Host>

Making a fancy HTML signature is a little more involved than that. It's not very user friendly. There are a number of tutorials on the internet for hacking them up. Here is one example: http://www.tuaw.com/2010/10/16/mac-101-making-a-fancy-signature-in-mail-app/ and there are many others.
PS - I have asked the hosts to remove all the personal information from your post. You don't want that there.

Why do image links in my HTML signature get turned into inline images?

I have written a program to create HTML signature files for email programs at my workplace.
The signature file uses URLs to images hosted on a server. This appears to work fine, but I've noticed that when I send an email from Icedove (Thunderbird rebadged for Debian), the image links automatically get turned into attachments. These are then visible as base64-encoded MIME blocks in the email source.
I cannot find any option for altering this behaviour anywhere in the application, even in the Config Editor.
Can anybody advise me how to change this behaviour? Thanks in advance.
I am running Icedove v.17 for Debian 64 bit.

By default Thunderbird attaches all images, even if the <img> element points to a remote resource. Most e-mail clients block remote content these days unless the user authorizes it (see [https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/991448 this thread] for an in-depth discussion) due to potential privacy/tracking issues. Thus, the image your are adding as a remote resource may not display the first time the recipient opens the message.
If you want to change your code respectively anyway, have a look at [http://kb.mozillazine.org/Creating_complex_mails_with_inline_images#Remote_images this article]. You'll have to add an attribute <img '''moz-do-not-send="true"'''> to the element which will Tell Thunderbird to ''not'' download the image from the server and embedding it into the message on sending.

CSS html signatures in Microsoft Entourage

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for