So you’re staring at your fancy new HTML email signature and wondering how on earth to install it to Microsoft Outlook. Well, we’re here to help. This one’s an easy one. 2 min and we’ll be done.
- An html email signature
- A Microsoft Office365 License
- Microsoft Outlook Outlook mail
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You should have received a link to your email signature. Something like this https://nuvismedia.com.au/uploads/nuvismedia/signatures/Nick/nick-sig-1.html
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Select the entire signature by dragging the mouse or with Edit > Select All. You can also use the keyboard shortcut, ctrl + A (pc) or Command+A (mac).
Once selected, right click and hit Copy.
Open up Microsoft Outlook.
Click New Email, in the top toolbar you should see Signatures.
Once you’ve clicked signatures, hit the + button under signature name.
Name your signature, and in the white space below, paste your copied signature with right click, paste. Or ctrl+V (pc) or Command+V(mac).
Looking pretty good.
One last little trick, see the little icon at the bottom that looks like a clipboard? Click it and hit Keep Source Formatting.
Now you’re pretty much done, close the window being sure to save.
At the bottom of the next widow, where it says New Message and Replies/Forwards. Hit the dropdown menus and select your new email signature.
You’re now level expert. Enjoy your new email signature in Outlook.
