Storing Signatures In Your Signature Box

The first command has to be <<>html> and it stays there while this <<>/html> is the last command and let each image be the body without using a <<>body> or <<>/body> tag except where stated and explained. The <<>script> and <<>/script> tags are not recognized in the WebTV email signature box.
The below will display the first image only.
<<>html>
<<>!-----start first body-->
<<>center>
<<>img src="http://www.wtv-zone.com/bluefox/images/usmc1_flag.gif">
<<>/center>
<<>!---start second body-->
<<>script>
<<>center>
<<>img src="http://www.wtv-zone.com/bluefox/images/pow_mia_1.gif">
<<>/center>
<<>/script>
<<>!------start third body-->
<<>script>
<<>center>
<<>img src="http://www.wtv-zone.com/bluefox/images/us_flag.gif">
<<>/center>
<<>/script>
<<>/html>
The below will display the second image only
<<>html>
<<>!-----start first body-->
<<>script>
<<>center>
<<>img src="http://www.wtv-zone.com/bluefox/images/usmc1_flag.gif">
<<>/center>
<<>/script>
<<>!---start second body-->
<<>center>
<<>img src="http://www.wtv-zone.com/bluefox/images/pow_mia_1.gif">
<<>/center>
<<>!------start third body-->
<<>script>
<<>center>
<<>img src="http://www.wtv-zone.com/bluefox/images/us_flag.gif">
<<>/center>
<<>/script>
<<>/html>
The below will display the third image only
<<>html>
<<>!-----start first body-->
<<>script>
<<>center>
<<>img src="http://www.wtv-zone.com/bluefox/images/usmc1_flag.gif">
<<>/center>
<<>/script>
<<>!---start second body-->
<<>script>
<<>center>
<<>img src="http://www.wtv-zone.com/bluefox/images/pow_mia_1.gif">
<<>/center>
<<>/script>
<<>!------start third body-->
<<>center>
<<>img src="http://www.wtv-zone.com/bluefox/images/us_flag.gif">
<<>/center>
<<>/html>

See the pattern above?
Now if you don't use the body tag with attributes such as you'll have the white box appearance when you post in a news group.
<<>html>
<<>body bgcolor="black" text="white">
<<>center>
<<>img src="......">
<<>/center>
<<>/body>
<<>/html>
The correct syntax usage would be to use the width, height and border attributes of the image in each and every case such as:
The below will display the third image only without using a body bgcolor and text color.
<<>html>
<<>body>
<<>!-----start first body-->
<<>script>
<<>center>
<<>img width="100" height="55" border="0" src="http://www.wtv-zone.com/bluefox/images/usmc1_flag.gif">
<<>/center>
<<>/script>
<<>!---start second body-->
<<>script>
<<>center>
<<>img width="100" height="55" border="0" src="http://www.wtv-zone.com/bluefox/images/pow_mia_1.gif">
<<>/center>
<<>/script>
<<>!------start third body-->
<<>center>
<<>img width="100" height="55" border="0" src="http://www.wtv-zone.com/bluefox/images/us_flag.gif">
<<>/center>
<<>/body>
<<>/html>
If each signature would have different body attributes then they would go in between <<>script> and <<>/script> and always after <<>html> and close the body right before the <<>/html> tag like this <<>/body><<>/html>
I personally embed my signature. At your host server name a file mysig1.html, as an example, then make your signature there. When you want to change signatures all you have to do is change the 1 to a 2 or a 3 or a 4 and maybe the bgcolor and text. This also prevents linking of whatever files you transloaded. In your signature box you would have:
<<>html>
<<>body bgcolor="same_color_from_URL_you_embed" text="pick_a_color">
<<>embed src="The_URL_with_file_mysig1.html">
<<>/body>
<<>/html>
Heck CCP what's in your sig and paste in an e-mail and send to yourself and in the subject line name the sig and save it. Repeat as needed for as many signatures you have.
The Professor created a great page for storing signatures called The Sig Saver and another Sig and Code Storage Maker by riverdrift.

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