This also works, but makes the presumption that the OS is always installed on the C: drive.Īlso, don't forget to replace any spaces in the path with %20, else the file will not be found. To use your example, what worked for me was this:Īn alternate was to remove the C. Make any other adjustments to the signature needed and optionally choose the Signature Defaults for new messages and replies and forwards. Select the image in the signature to pick a different size like Small, Medium, or Large. The solution? Add ' file:///' to the beginning of the absolute path. The image then appears in the text editor for your signature at its original size.
You may have to reference an external freely available JPG file.įor me, that solution did not work. Open the HTM file in Notepad or other text editor, and search for the line with src. Go to Settings > View all Outlook settings > Compose and reply. Step 3: When you’re in the settings menu, tap on the signature section. Step 2: Tap the settings gear icon on the bottom left of the menu. Just add the full path to the created JPG file rather than using Outlook's relative path. Step 1: Open the Outlook App on your Android device. Just use example 2 after you modify one line of the HTM file.
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