How can I use an ooVoo link in my Microsoft Outlook e-mail signature?
Click Your ooVoo link. Fill-in the fields and make sure that ‘E-mail signature’ is selected and click ‘Save to disk’. Microsoft Outlook 2003: Select Options from the Tools menu. Click on the Mail format tab and click ‘Signatures’. Click New. Select the Use this file as a template option and select your ooVoo link which you just saved. Outlook 2007: Open the saved file, select your signature objects and copy them. Select ‘Options’ from the Tools menu, click on the ‘Mail format’ tab and click ‘Signature’. Create a new signature and paste the objects into the signature window.
Click Call Me Button under Share. Fill-in the fields and make sure that ‘E-mail signature’ is selected and click ‘Save to disk’. An HTML page will be saved to your disk. Be sure and remember where it was saved. Microsoft Outlook 2003: Select ‘Options’ from the ‘Tools’ menu. Click on the ‘Mail format’ tab and click ‘Signatures’. Click ‘New’. Select the ‘Use this file as a template’ option and select your Call Me Button signature HTML file which you just saved. Microsoft Outlook 2007: Open the saved signature HTML file using a web browser. Next, click in an area of the page that is blank. Do not click on or select your Call Me Button. Right click and choose ‘Select All’. After Selecting All, right click again in a blank area and select ‘Copy’. Next, In Microsoft Outlook 2007, select ‘Options’ from the ‘Tools’ menu, click on the ‘Mail format’ tab and click on the ‘Signature’ button. Create a new signature or edit an existing one. Right-click and select Paste. Your Call Me Button will be c
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