Conference Assets
We welcome you to use any of the assets below in your emails, social media posts, and even email blasts.
*Right click on image to "save image as..."
Conference Banner
ie. Word Docs, PPT Presentations, etc
![conference banner](/sites/default/uploads/images/Conference-2023-v2.jpg)
Email Signature
ie. Add to your email signature to help encourage others and create awareness
![](/sites/default/uploads/images/Conf2023-Join-Me-Email-SIg.jpg)
Exhibitor Graphic
*Add your logo on the white space
ie. Social Media posts, Email Blasts, etc.
![](/sites/default/uploads/images/Conf2023-Were-Exhibiting-BLANK-v2.jpg)
Presenter Graphic
ie. Social Media posts, Email Blasts, etc.
![](/sites/default/uploads/images/Conf2023-Presenting-Join-Me.jpg)
How to add Images to your email signature
Mac OS X Mail
- Select Mail | Preferences... from the menu.
- Go to the Signatures tab.
- Highlight the signature you want to edit or create a new one.
- To include an image with your signature, simply drag and drop it to the desired location in the signature. Highlight the image, select edit link, paste the https://cda.ca/professional-development/cda-conference-2023/registration-info?lang=en, and select OK.
- When sending new emails, select your updated signature from the drop down on the top right.
Windows Live Mail or Outlook Express Signature
To include an image inline in a message sent from Windows Live Mail, Windows Mail or Outlook Express:
- Start with an empty message using rich HTML formatting in Windows Mail or Outlook Express.
- Design your signature using the formatting tools.
- Insert the picture or animation where desired.
- Go to the Source tab.
- Highlight the code between <BODY> and</BODY>.
- Select Edit | Copy from the menu.
- Open Notepad or any other text editor.
- Select Edit | Paste from the menu.
- Use File | Save to save the signature to a file called "signature.html" in your My Documents folder.
- Select Tools | Options... from the menu in Windows Mail or Outlook Express.
- Go to the Signatures tab.
- Click New.
- Make sure File is selected under Edit Signature.
- Use the Browse... button to open the "signature.html" file just created.
- Click OK.
- Test your new signature.