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March 22, 2007

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Rick Klau

Wow, Ed - thanks for the great overview! This will be a big help to a lot of Outlook users.

--Rick Klau
VP, Publisher Services
FeedBurner

deannie

Let me understand what this just did for you: is that showing a link to your current blog post in your email signature?

Ed Buford

Yes it will post scroll through the last 5 blog posts!

deannie

Nice. Must investigate further. Thanks for sharing Ed.

Jonathan Andre Wolter

Thanks Ed!

This is great, we appreciate you sharing your tip.

Jonathan
FeedBurner Engineering

Mike Gemmell

Ed, I appreciate your tips on how to get this to work in Outlook 07, your's is the first post that addresses that squeezing issue that's been driving me nuts. I have it working now but it's not scrolling. Is there a trick to get this animated and not just have it show the first headline?

Ed Buford

Alex,

I know it doesn't scroll in 07 - however if you send it to someone who's not using 07 they will see it scrolling.

I was going to spend some time and figure out what 07 is doing and disable it.... but no one else is going do that, so I decided not to spend my time on it.

Ed

Alex Fetcher

Great site!02abc9e6bba2b6973839f749f6fc7999

Jay Oatway

Just a quick thought on how we might do this an easier way: (assuming you already have your signature code)

1) create new signature, then select insert picture.

2) insert the img url from your signature code (the bit that follows

Jay Oatway

2 cont.) the img url is the bit that follows the "src="

3) select the picture then insert a hyperlink -- point it to the feed url from your signature code.

4) save and done.

Jody McLeod

Ed,
Thanks so much for this. Very nice work around. I was having fits trying to get the darn thing to work. Please let us know if you find a way to make it scroll in 07!

kbonikowsky

I am using Vista so the files are located in different spots.
The Folder Options folder is under the Control Panel. The feedburner.htm is found under username\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Signatures. I ran an advanced search to find it.

Thanks so much for detailing this! What a service.

Kat

Thank you. Thank YOU. THANK YOU!

I was going insane (such a short trip as it is :) trying to get the Headline Animator to work for me.

Now why couldn't Feedburner have made it this easy.

Kat

Mike

This has worked great for about 6 months, and then suddenly it stopped working. Says the file may have been moved. Have you any update on this?

My post of Oct. 19th

Please disregard last message. I only needed to grab the new code from headline animator at feedburner and it works again.

Anita Taylor

Thanks a million - Really, really, really appreciate this info.

rujok

I recommend taking this version of Windows 7 http://file.sh/Windows+7+Build+6956+torrent.html for installation.

Laurie

This was a lifesaver...thanks!

Jeff Siegel

I refer to this post over and over. Thanks again. Though, for whatever reason, the signature html in my version of Windows (Vista home premium 64-bit)is at appdata/roaming/microsoft/signatures

Philippe Quentin

It is a bit long, personnaly, i use a firefox apps called wisestamp, i edit everything in html (you can choose between html view or visual), i copy and paste to notepad i save as an .html file in : C:\Documents and Settings\username\Application Data\Microsoft\Signatures and VOILA !
Take care

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