How to Add an Image File to Your Email Signature in Eudora
The Eudora email client allows users to create their own custom signatures. These signatures are automatically added to the end of every email that gets sent out. This saves you time as you do not need to write out an email ending on each individual email. Unfortunately, there is no straightforward way to add an image to your signature. There is a workaround however--you just need to do some editing to the text file first.
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Instructions
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Open Eudora and create a new signature by navigating to "Tools," then "Signatures." Right-click in the window and select "New." Type your preferred text in the box and edit it in some way to make it an HTML signature. For example make something bold. You can change this later, so don't worry if it isn't exactly perfect. Press "CTRL + S" to save.
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Open your personal Eudora folder in Windows explorer. This should usually be located here: C:\Documents and Settings\%username%\Application Data\Qualcomm\Eudora. If it isn't here, you can use the search function in Windows. Type in "Eudora" and it will show you the folder location.
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Click on the Folder labeled "Sigs" and then double-click your recently saved signature. It should be a .txt file.
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Add the following text to the signature:
<img src="{location of your image}" />
The "location of your image" refers to where the picture is on your hard drive that you want to add. For instance, if the picture is in your "Pictures" folder, then the text would look something like this:
<img src="{file:///C:\Users\yourusername\Pictures\filename.gif}" />
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Save the .txt file once you are done. You should now have your image added to your signature.
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