Is there a reason the “pure clipboard” version from Chrome can paste into the signature window, but a paste-copy-paste is treated differently?Īlternatively, how about the HTML version? How do I then import it into the Mail signature editor? Is there a way to do it WITHOUT bothering with ~/Library/Mail/V_/Maildata/Signatures/ files? It pastes into a new message body just fine, but not the signature window, which I suspect is trying to re-format on paste? Stylize and format your email as desired and send it as usual.
Mac mail signature logo attachment Pc#
The email formatting panel will appear at the top of the email composition window. Just make your signature with the logo you want on your laptop or Pc then email to yourself (use the account linked to your iPhone) THen open the email and Copy and paste into the signature into Settings/Mail/Signature and your all set.
Look at the top of the mail composition window and click the A button. What if I need it on another machine? It pastes into TextEdit (or in the body of a new mail message), seemingly preserving all of the formatting, links etc.īut the Mail Signature window in BigSur seems to strip out links on img when the copy from TextEdit is then copied and pasted in the signature window. Open any email compose window, either a new email composition, a reply, or forward. Depending on how a recipient’s mail server handles signatures, your signature may appear as an attachment or image to the recipient.
This page covers the clipboard method on the same machine as the webpage is running on. In the Mail app on your Mac, in a message you’re writing, click the Signature pop-up menu.
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