Also, I was never able to create an actual html sig in Outlook or Entourage. MS just wouldn’t accept what I created.

In addition to using inline images, are you also using inline CSS to style the signature? I’ve tried the above steps a few times and the styles are not translating and sometimes the images refuse to show. Any ideas? Curt?

Thanks for your comment!

Gmail seems to offer no more features to do with signatures with Google Apps, so I assume It’s the same as regular Gmail and the steps would be the same to have an email footer with images.

There are a few articles online to instruct users to have images and rich text in their signature. Most use a browser extension to create them (listed in one article http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/5-ways-to-create-custom-multiple-signatures-in-gmail/). Gmail will still by default block any and all images in a signature or email until you select “display image”. When you receive an email with an image in the signature, you can also select “always display images for this email address”.

The easiest methods seem to be pasting a selection of rich text with images and links into the bottom of your email when you are composing it or dragging a bookmarklet (http://projets.geekfg.net/?/1-how+to+insert+html+signature+in+gmail.htm) into the bottom of the email when you’re composing it. There is no feature currently for automatically including images in an email signature with Google Apps and Gmail because google considers it a security risk. All solutions involve manual entry or browser add-ons.

Any advice for google apps users? We have a large percentage of clients there now or moving to google apps for there brands email.

Thanks again!