That's what I meant, using Outlook. You're appending it, and not inserting, so it sounds like the setup in Outlook for your signature isn't quite correct. I know this isn't Outlook, but Outlook Express, so I'm inserting my "signature." In Outlook, I believe you need to use the Advanced Edit portion of creating a signature, which becomes an HTML file. For those reading in plain text, this won't appear, but using HTML here for the example to add my signature:
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"Wayne L" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:b2a701c40b69$ca7b0cf0$a601280a@phx.gbl...
> I'm using HTML as my e-mail format, and I created it in
> Word as the Outlook editor. No sure what you mean by how
> I am sending it - it's part of an automatically appended
> signature block.