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Default Add an Animation to Your Signature in Outlook Express

Once you've mastered HTML formatting in your signature in Outlook Express, adding an animation to it is the streusel topping the adding of which is a piece of cake. All you really need is a nice animated gif to include in your signature.

To add an animation to your signature in Outlook Express:
Create a signature using HTML formatting in Outlook Express.
Edit the signature's .html file to include '<img src="{path to your animated gif}" />' (without the outer, but including the inner set of quotation marks) where you want to place the animation.
Of course, you can use all the <img /> XHTML tag's attributes and
use Outlook Express itself to easily create the necessary HTML code by inserting an image while composing your richly formatted signature.
Make sure the signature animation is sent together with the emails you send.
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