You must create a HTML file that references the graphics and text you wish to use, then save that HTML file. Then go to Tools/Signatures and point to that file at the location you saved it to use for your signature. And it will only be useful when you are sending HTML formatted mail. I've used a small file with Outlook Express icons as a second signature in this message.
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"DesRev1" wrote in message ...
Tried to create a signature for my outgoing business e-mails at work; & also include an image directly under the signature (our company logo.)

I created the Text (Options Signatures Edit Signatures), but when I go to add the image under File...Text becomes grayed-out.

What am I doing wrong?

Thanks,

mark4man