Graphic Mail Signature

I am going nuts trying to get a graphic signature which includes the company's logo to work. I have used .jpg, .gif, .tif and in all cases it is received as an attached graphic in a Windows computer. In fact, it always arrives as a .tif attachment regardless of which format I am trying to use. I have pasted the graphic. I have slid it in from the graphic. I have slid it in as an unopened file. I have saved it in Photoshop as "Save for Web." Nothing seems to work. Meanwhile I receive dozens of nice graphic logos via email from Macs and Windows computers. Am I trying to do something that just can't be done? Thanks. Jeff

You will need to put it on an online drive or other internet host, where the image file will be accessibel through a web browser by entering a URL. For instance, you could use your iDisk if you have one, or personal web space from your internet service provider. When you have the image on the online host, you will need to use HTML to embed the image in your email signature, sending the message as an HTML-formatted message as opposed to plain or rich text.
The code for embedding the image would be:
<img src="URL" />
Place that code in your signature, with "URL" being the actual url to the image (ie: http://www.hostname.com/imagename.jpg")

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