Putting skype in sig file in Apple Mail

having enormous problems to include the skype button in the apple mail signature file.
as hardly know any htmi, not difficult always end up with some gibberish ...
can anyone help me out? when i open the signature file (as recommended) with Taco or BBEDIT, I get a lot of typing suddenly, but don t know where to put the copied info from Skype. And when I press 'paste' nothing appears ...

Do you mean that you want to put an image of the skype button in the signature or do you mean something else?
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