If your picture contains crucial information which you really want in your signature (for instance when you use a picture of your business card as signature or a company logo instead of typing the company name), you can customize your Plain Text version of you signature to include that information in a typed form instead of as a picture. A common reason is that the sender is using webmail or a mobile app which only supports Plain Text and thus your picture won’t be seen anyway. While the above workaround is effective, it is not considered “nice” to change the message format from Plain Text to HTML when replying as there might be technical reasons for the sender to send in Plain Text to begin with. Quick workaroundĪ quick workaround is to change the message format from Plain Text to HTML and then to reinsert your signature. How can I make Outlook to include my picture in my signature as well when replying?Ī common reason for this is that you are replying to a Plain Text message and Plain Text messages simply cannot hold any formatting or embedded object such as pictures.
When I create a new message, the picture is visible as it should. When replying to a message, my picture in my signature does not show.
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