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+    <h1 class="text-center title">Signature Card Installation Guide</h1>
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-      <h1 class="text-center">Signature Card Installation Guide</h1>
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+      <p>1. Open up Outlook and create a new email.</p>
+      <p>2. Select the drop-down arrow under Signature along the top bar and select "Signatures"</p>
+      <figure><img src="assets/img1.png" alt="img1" width="60%"></figure>
+      <p>3. In the Signatures and Stationary window that appears, click "New" and name it whatever name you'd like for it.</p>
+      <p>4. Click the icon next to "Business Card" it will prompt you for a picture to load. Select the png of the business card you created.</p>
+      <p>5. Click the drop-down boxes next to both New Messages and Replies / Forwards and select the name of the signature.</p>
+      <figure><img src="assets/img2.png" alt="img2" width="60%"></figure>
+      <p>6. Left click, then right-click on the picture and select picture</p>
+      <figure><img src="assets/img3.png" alt="img3" width="60%"></figure>
+      <p>7. Go to Size and change the height to 1.75". The Width should change automatically to keep in aspect.</p>
+      <figure><img src="assets/img4.png" alt="img4" width="60%"></figure>
+      <p>8. Click OK, then OK again to save it.</p>
+      <p>9. Click OK, and it will now have the newly created business card included in the signatures.</p>
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