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Custom Outlook Signature - HTML or Animated GIF
Bid Request Id: 66314
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Description:
I would like to have a custom signature done. In theory, I would like the following:
Using the supplied Zerox GIF, and supplied text document, I would like the signature to do the following:
An average person would see the Xerox Logo in an e-mail sent by me, and perhaps to the left in the white space, would be a "view sender information" link or button, when clicked, the logo would slide to the left, movement mimicking a copy machine, and the contact information supplied would become visible, in something resembling a completed copy. Once contact info is displayed, leave an option to close the contact details, and return to original logo/pic/whatever it is.
Also, make it easy to manage contact info, by an easy to edit interface or something to that effect.
Deliverables:
1) Complete and fully-functional project as per guidelines.
2) Complete ownership and distribution copyrights to all work purchased.
Platform:
I will be using this file as my Outlook Signature, to be appended to all outgoing e-mails.
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Jun 2, 2003
4:26:32 PM EDT
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8.4
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It is possible to do, but not with a gif file. Gif files can not have scripting, they can only be clicked. It can however be done in flash. The question is, does your email program support swf or flash files?
Let me know, I know I can make what you need, that's not a problem at all, just want to make sure it will work with your email program.
Thanks,
Michael Sigouin
blowndeadline webdev | multimedia
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