![]() Save the Signature and hit ok until you are back in the main Outlook windowġ8.In this article About digital certificates and badges Go back to Outlook and past this url in the window and white box labeled as: “Address”ġ7. ![]() In the URL Address Bar of your browser, highlight and copy this urlġ6. ![]() Go back to your page you copied the LinkedIn button from, your LinkedIn Profile, and select on the left the “View My Profile”ġ5. In this window look on the left and select the “Existing File or Webpage” iconġ4. Select the LinkedIn button (Badge) and click the icon just to the right of the “Picture” icon called “insert hyperlink”ġ3. You should see the LinkedIn button (Badge) in your signature window nowġ2. Go to your desktop where you saved the LinkedIn button (Badge) and select thatġ1. Look for the icon just above the window you are in for “picture” and click on thatġ0. Place your mouse wherever you want the LinkedIn button (Badge) to appear in the edit window belowĩ. Select your Signature (or create a new one)Ĩ. ![]() Toward the bottom, select the button “Signatures”ħ. From the dialogue box, select the tab “Mail Format”Ħ. In Outlook (I am using Outlook 2007) go to “tools” and then “options” from the menu barĥ. ![]() Drag and Drop any of the Button Images (Badges) you like to your desktop – this should save a copy and easy to findĤ. Just under the 2nd Blue box, look for “Promote your profile with customized buttons” and click “customized buttons”ģ. After you login to LinkedIn, look to your left bar and click “Edit My Profile” linkĢ. Thought that most LinkedIn Users would find this article I wote helpful:įor all the people with Outlook, here is a real simple solution to get the LinkedIn Badge on your email signature:ġ. ![]()
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