Logo in body of Mail message

How do I send a message with Mail that has a logo in it that I want to show in the body of the message, not as an attachment?

When I put the pdf of the logo in the email, then try to save as stationery, I get an error message: "Stationery cannot contain attachments that are not images." Any idea what how to save something so that it is "an image?" Not everyone who receives the message will have a Mac, so I assumed I needed the logo to be a pdf.

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I have a Logo on my letterhead and a Watermark on my hard copy stationary.
Is it possible to have this same logo and watermark on Mail Messages.
If, so, how do you do it. I have read help but no cigar.
Many thanks

Hi,
try this plugin for Mail, it should be then possible to add some
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http://www.littleknownsoftware.com/sigpro/
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Mail messages visible in preview, when opened the body disappears

My emails are visible, but only in preview. When the mail message is opened, the header info and subject are visible but the body of the email is blank. Thoughts?

Close the Mail app and is going to work.
How to:
1 - Go to Home Screen
2 - On Home Screen, double-click the home button to bring up the taskbar.
3 - Press and hold any Mail app until it start shaking.
4 - Press the " - " in top left of the Mail app, it will close the app, don't worry about this.
5 - Press Home Button to go to Home Screen.
6 - Open Mail and the body mail will be there.
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In mail, my attachments, both photos and documents appear in the body of the message. How can I get my attachments to appear as a separate attachment and not as part of the message. Thanks for your help, Karen.

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softwater wrote:
...and costs $14.99
Yep! And if you absolutely need (or think you need) that functionality, it is worth every penny.
As Don already pointed out, exactly what the recipient sees will depend on how they've set up their machine and what unnecessary 3rd party apps they might've installed to display attachments the way they want.
In theory, that is true. In practice, Attachment Tamer will cause more of your messages to show up as plain-jane icons on the other end. The problem is, after all, people running Outlook 2003 and 2007. These people likely aren't doing many system modifications.
If I were you, I'd use the free solutions provided above, save my money and let my recipients decide how they will handle their mail.
I completely agree.

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i had lost mail body, this is how i fixed it:
hold option, click GO in the top bar (where the apple icon lives), go to library > Mail > V2
now here's where things may differ slightly, i lost the body of mails i had moved to my computer (on my mac), plus i'm using Gmail accounts, that being said, inside the mailboxes folder is where the local folders are and Mail decided to create duplicate folders of some of them so i had
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Clients-2.mbox (with the missing ones)
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In Yosemite Mail, there is an issue where the signatures no longer toggle as in the past. If you change the existing signature, it just adds the new one vs replacing it within the body of the message. Thoughts?

In Yosemite Mail, there is an issue where the signatures no longer toggle as in the past. If you change the existing signature, it just adds the new one vs replacing it within the body of the message. Thoughts?

Hi howe.sc,
When I checked for how signatures in Yosemite work, I found this.
Mail (Yosemite): Include signatures in messages
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That sounds similar to what you are describing.
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Can I export a Numbers table to the body of a message in Mail?

Here's what I'd like to do. I want to create some simple lists in Numbers or Pages in the form of a table. I would then like to import that into the message body of a message in Mail. I've tried to cut and paste, but that just ends up with a jarbled mess. Any gurus out there know how to import iWork content into a Mail message? Thanks!
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Cannot read email message body in Mail

Hello Pholks,
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I was alerted to the fact the the problem was fonts when I tried to open an Excel file; it came back with messages that these various fonts were corrupted and needed to be removed. Strangely, though the corrupted fonts were in my home directory font folder and not the MS Office font folder, Excel was tripping up - i.e., it wasn't using the fonts from the Office folder. Hmm.
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How can I send photos in mail as attachments instead of in the body of the message?

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James,
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Problem w/ Mail.app. Can't select account nor type in body in new message.

Run accross an issue w/ mail in which the account cannot be selected from the dropdown (the dropdown shows the arrows and about 2 spaces, but that it is and selecting it does nothing) in a new message.
In addition one cannot type anything in the body of the message.
Have tried removing the preferences and re-launching, but to no avail.
Any suggestions?
PowerBook Mac OS X (10.4.6)

Not really sure why Launch Services would have any
effect in this situation.
Because of the spell checker. Common symptoms are the New and Reply buttons doing nothing, or the inability to type in the body of the message.
But tried it, and no go.
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My messages are not displaying, in the body of the message?

When going to mail I see messages but the body of the message does not display.

Try closing the Mail app completely and see if they show when you re-open the app : from the home screen (i.e. not with the Mail app 'open' on-screen) double-click the home button to bring up the taskbar, then press and hold any of the apps on the taskbar for a couple of seconds or so until they start shaking, then press the '-' in the top left of the Mail app to close it, and touch any part of the screen above the taskbar so as to stop the shaking and close the taskbar.
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Here's the Apple paper on the topic. It seems the scammers are hard at work. Your post is the second in a short while reporting a phishing scam.
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