What you can do, is convert the signature into a font. There are various
font generation packages that will do this, or you can send it to a firm
that does this work (look in Google for "Font generation" or similar).

Then when you want to insert the signature, change to the font, type the
correct key, and hey presto - the signature. It can be whatever size your
fonts can be.

Rob Lepper

"Carol" wrote in message
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From the Tools menu, select Options The Options dialog will appear.
Click the Mail Format tab.
Click the Signatures button at the bottom of the dialot.
In the Create Signature dialog, click the New button.
Type a name for your new signature.
Click the Next button.
Right-click in the Signature text box.
Select Insert Image fromthe pop-up menu.
In the Picture dialog, click the Browse button.
In the Picture files dialog, navigate to the imate file you would like to
use.
Highlight the Image file and click Open.
In the Picture dialog, click the OK button. Your image will appear.
Add any other text as needed.
Click the Finish button.
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Carol A. Bratt, MCP



"Jen" wrote:

What is the best method for using a scanned signature in both Word and
Outlook? I am assisting someone with this, but I am not sure if I should
just use 'Insert' / 'Picture from file' in Word, or if there's a better
way.

Is there a way to create this once for use in both Word and Outlook?
Thanks
for pointing me in the right direction!