SIGNATURE
LINES
Submitted
by HOST
GFS
Hope@aol.com
From
AOL/Computer Basics
SIG
Have
you ever seen someone that signs
their name on an e-mail with a
couple of lines in addition to
their name, maybe a quote they
like to use or the address to
their home page? I used to think
they had to type it in every time
but you can do it automatically.
You can even have a couple of
different signature lines and
select the one you want to use
for that particular e-mail. Here
is an example of one of my
signature lines:
HOST
GFS Hope
»«§§°°§@§°°§§»«
- 1)
Click on Mail Center
- 2)
Click on Set up Mail
Signature
- 3)
Click on Create
- 4)
In the Signature Name box give
your signatue a name (ie,
Hope1)
- 5)
Tab (or move your cursor) to
the Signature Box
- 6)
Type in whatever you want your
signature to be (you can
change the font, size, color,
alignment, or pull in a site
if you want it to be part of
your signature.
- 7)
When you have it as you want
it, click on OK
- 8)
This will take you back to
your Set Up Signature screen.
You can click on the Default
On/Off button if you want to
make this your default
signature that will
automatically appear whenever
you write an email. Or you can
elect to select the signature
line from the Write Mail
screen. You can also create
additional signature lines,
giving each one a unique name,
and then select one to be the
default or just elect to
choose the one you want with
each individual e-mail.
If
anyone has any questions about
this, or suggestions for
something they would like
explained in this spot, please
let me know and if I have the
answer to your query I'll be more
than happy to address
it.
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