how to use gif images as mail signature?
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type\n<img src=" ">\n\nbetween the quotes put the url of the image.
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Open the .jpg in MS Paint. It is located in the Accessories under Programs. When you have it opened just "save as...". At the bottom of the saved box select the .gif extention. When the box closes it will be saved.\nYou will not be happy with the .gif fomat. It is more bulky and the file will acually take up more room than .jpg.
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1. Login to your mail box\n2. In the top right corner of your inbox you will have a link called option. Please select that.\n3. You will get a page where you will see Signature. Please select this \n4.  In this page you will have a text box using which you can type any thing as your signature
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Click "Mail Options" \nclick the "Signature" \nYour current signature (if any) will be displayed in the text area. \nChange your signature by typing over the existing text, or enter a new one by typing in the blank text area.\n\nIf you would like the "Use Signature" checkbox on the Compose Mail screen to be checked by default when composing a new message, \nclick on the "Add signature to all messages as default" checkbox beneath the text area. (You will still have the option to uncheck this box if you want to send a message without your signature.)
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make your video file in the GIF format, and then you can be able to insert the emoticons.\nYou can convert avi to GIF, Mpeg to GIF.\nYou need to download a software for conversion.\nLike gifmation, ulead gif animator and firework.....\n\n\nhttp://360.yahoo.com/jcbroogley
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Find a free image hosting site like Image Shack and upload your picture there then paste the images url in HTML for your signature.
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Plug-ins are not related to pictures, so you are doing something wrong.  Make sure you are getting a graphics file that is actually a graphic, (ie save it, open it and verify it has a graphic file extension like gif,jpg,png,tif) and use the file menu to attach it to the email (do not drag and drop the icon) to avoid anything your program or OS automates. Chances are you are trying to add a file type which is not a graphic, like swf which is flash, so it thinks you need a special plug in to display it in the email window. You could also try switching to text mode when you create the email, if your program gives you that option.
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what is .gif, if you need help email me
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To make a signature, I use www.flamingtext.com\n\nThen to use it in your e-mail, just go to options and chose signature and paste the link that you get there.
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the format your using for your photo is different then what the person on the other end is using to open it with.  most people use .jpeg or .gif
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Why don't u make them by your own (using Active GIF Creator)?
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You'll have to create an animated GIF file, and use that as your default picture.
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you can use microsoft's paint.open the image using paint, file-save as-save as TYPE(select GIF).You can do this with any image editing software.
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I'm not sure what you are trying to layer, a web page a gif image??? but here is a tutorial that covers image-swapping. It even comes with an example.
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Four steps, bam! \n\nRight click on the image -- find properties and click.\n\nFind the address, it will start with http:// and probably end with jpg or gif. Highlight and copy. \n\nWrite <img src=""> in the comment box.\n\nPaste the address of the image inside the quotes. \n\nFinal result will look like this:\n<img src="http://www.something.com/my_image.jpg">
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if you have a picture on your computer that you want to turn into a GIF, the easiest way would be to open the pic in Paint and choose "save as" from the file menu. then in the "save as type" pick GIF. Simple! :-)
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that would require an animated gif image. i don't beleive you can use anything but a jpeg.