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A Step-By-Step Guide to Editing the HTML Source of an Email

Windows Live Mail and Outlook Express are discontinued email clients that included a View Source capability. They were replaced by Windows Mail, which is fast, light, and built to handle only the core basics of email to run quickly. It does not include a method to view the HTML source of an email.

If you compose a rich HTML message in Windows Live Mail or Outlook Express, you can do a lot with the formatting toolbar, but you cannot do everything HTML offers. With access to the HTML source, you can.

If you want to learn how an incoming email managed its striking look, check the HTML source code on the incoming email.

Edit the HTML Source of a Message in Windows Live Mail and Outlook Express

To edit the HTML source code of a message you are composing in Windows Live Mail or Outlook Express.

To return to the default Windows Live Mail or Outlook Express composition window, go to the Edit tab.

Edit the HTML Source of a Message You Receive

If you want to see the HTML source code in a message you receive in Windows Live Mail or Outlook Express:

This brings up an editor with the text of the email source in it, where you can view the coding and edit it for your own use.

Turn Off HTML Code Highlighting

If you find the default HTML source highlighting distracting, you can turn it off.

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Create Image Signatures in Windows Mail or Live Mail

Windows Mail and Windows Live Mail are replacements for Outlook Express. Since the programs are similar, the instructions for creating an email signature with an image are similar. However, there are differences. One example is Live Mail may display the image border with a red X and not the contents. To make the instructions a bit easier, I broke them into sections. The first section deals with creating the elements you want in your signature. I refer to this as the “Signature source file”. This HTML includes your graphics such as a logo and accompanying text. The second part details how to link that file to your email signature. The last section should be used if your email signature only shows a border.

Note: Microsoft retired Windows Live Mail in May of 2016.

Part 1: Create a HTML Signature Source File

1. Open up your email program.
2. From the File menu, click New and then Mail Message. The New Message window opens.
3. From the Insert menu, select Picture… (Live Mail users select Insert | Image | Inline…)
4. Navigate to the image file you wish to insert.
5. Click the Open button. Your image should show in the New Message window.
6. Optionally, you may add text.
7. From the File menu, select Save As…
8. Type your File name and select HTML as the file type.
9. Close the open window.

Part 2: Link the HTML file to your Email Signature

Now that the file with your image and text is saved, you need to point your email program to it.

1. From the Tools menu, select Options.
2. Click the Signatures tab.
3. In the Signatures section, click the New button.
4. In the Edit Signature section, select the radio button for File.
5. Click the Browse… button.
6. Navigate to the HTML file you just created. You may need to change the file types list to HTML Files.
7. Highlight your file and click Open.
8. Check your desired Signature settings.
9. Click OK.

If you’re a Windows Mail user, you’re done. When you create an email you should see your image signature appear based on your settings.

You’re not as lucky if you’re a Windows Live Mail user. Rather than seeing your image, you may see a box representing your image or logo dimensions.

Fixing Windows Live Mail Signature Images

The reason this problem happens is the way Live Mail references the image in your HTML file. To fix the problem, you need to replace the cid: location with the file’s path for your image. The thumbnail below shows an example of this cid: reference.

1. Navigate to your image file with Windows Explorer.
2. Right-click the image name and select Properties.
3. On the General tab, click to the right of the Location: line.
4. Right-click and choose Select All
5. Press Ctrl+C to copy the file path to your clipboard.
6. Using Notepad or a HTML editor, open your HTML signature file.
7. Locate the line with src=”cid:
8. Remove the contents between the quotes.
9. Press Ctrl+V to paste in your file path.
10. Append that path with a slash and the file name such as logo.png
11. Save your file.

src=”C:Documents and SettingsCompaq_OwnerMy DocumentsMy Pictureslogo.png”

Although you do have to do extra work to add an image to your email signature, it can be worth the effort. The good news is you only have to do this process once per signature. And for those people that haven’t tried Windows Live Mail, you should consider it as it offers more features and security.

If you still don’t see your image, you may need to go to Tools > Safety Options… > Security Tab > Download Images section and uncheck Block Images.

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How to setup an email signature in Windows Live Mail

Install your HTML email signature in no time! Use our signature installer or follow our step-by-step guides to install your email signature in Windows Live Mail.

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Before you start

Before you start:

• Make sure your HTML email signature file is downloaded and saved on your PC. It should be stored in a location which is easily accessible and will not be deleted.
• Open Windows Live Mail.

If you run into any issues during your HTML email signature installation in Windows Live Mail, please see the Troubleshooting FAQ for frequently asked questions, before contacting support through your member account.

Install: Step-by-Step Guide

Download or save your HTML email signature file to your computer, then open Windows Live Mail.

Click on the Menu icon at the top left of the email client and select Options > Mail .

From the Options box, click on the Signature tab to the far right.

On the Signatures tab, check the top checkbox that says Add signatures to all outgoing messages , then click the New button below to create a new signature. Enter a name and hit OK .

From the Edit Signature section below, check the File radio button then press the Browse. button to navigate to your saved signature file.

A window will open up to locate your saved signature file. At the bottom right of the window, change the file type so it’s searching for a .html file , then locate your saved file and select it.

IMPORTANT: While you are browsing for your file, please make sure that you can open .html/.htm files by selecting this option from the dropdown box, otherwise you will not be able to see your html file when browsing.

Congratulations! Your email signature is now installed and ready to use!

Troubleshooting: FAQ

If you have tried our Step-by-Step Guide for installing your signature into Windows Live Mail and you run into any issues, please read through this troubleshooting guide before contacting Support for further help.

I am composing an email and I can’t click on any links or social media icons

In compose mode, most email programs won’t allow you to use the links in your email signature. Check to see if your email signature has been installed correctly by sending a test email to yourself instead. The links and social media icons should work when you receive the email.

Need more help?

Please contact our Member Support Team through your Email Signature Rescue account using the red help button for direct assistance.

Troubleshooting: Where do I find my email signature HTML file

Finding your email signature HTML file

• If you are an Email Signature Rescue member and are logged into your account, you can download your HTML file directly from your Dashboard, by clicking on the Download button.
• If you have been emailed your HTML file, go to the email and save the file to your PC.

Troubleshooting: I don’t have an email signature HTML file

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Few days ago, I had to send an html email with a fairly complex structure and with few images and backgrounds. I composed the html of it but when I was about to send it, I came to know that Microsoft Outlook, Express or Windows Live Mail (that’s what I use) doesn’t give any facility to this. It was quite surprising for me. I didn’t find any easy solution to it by searching on internet. Wise men say that create a way if you don’t find any.

As you may know, Windows Live Mail supports including HTML signatures and we can import external html files as well. This is what I incorporated.

Please follow the steps below:

Step 1: Compose the email

1. Create new html file and compose it according to your requirements
2. Save it as an html file on your computer (emailtemplate.html in our case)

Step 2: Create new Signature

1. Go to Tools > Options
2. Go to Signatures tab
3. Press New Button
4. Select File
5. And browse the HTML file that you just created.

Step 3: Insert in your email

1. Compose new email
2. From Signatures drop down
3. Select the latest signature that you just created (HTML Email in our case)

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