www.ScreencastingWizard.com Quicksteps summarized below. This video shows you how to create a custom email signature in Mac’s Mail program. Here are the quicksteps PRE-REQUISITES 1. (0:44) The images/icons you use must reside on a web server. (ie, This video assumes you know how to FTP files to a web server.) Also, tip! Your images should be in gif, jpg or png format. (Don’t use tiff or other non-web standard formats.) 2. (1:03) You need basic access html skills. (Needed to design your signature in html format that references the images and icons you placed on your server.) 3. (1:20) You need to use Safari web browser. (Safari has the ability to save a *.webarchive file from an html file. You’ll need this.) STEPS (Disclaimer: Need I say it? No warranties or guarantees — express or implied — are being made here. I’m sharing with you the steps *I* used. They work for me. It stands to reason that you — or a friend — should have a reasonably decent grasp of basic FTP, html and file structures.) Good luck! 1. (1:40) Design your signature in html format. 2. (2:20) Save your design into an html file. 3. (2:46) Use Safari web browser to open your html file. 4. (3:22) Once opened in Safari, use the Save As function to save the html file on your local desktop somewhere as a webarchive file. 5. (4:00) Open Mac Mail and create a new signature file in the desired email account. (This creates a system generated webarchive file in your Mac’s /Library/Mail/Signatures folder. Hint …