Computers & Networked Information Computer Science 1604
Creating a Signature
A signature is a brief piece of text automatically appended to the end of outgoing
messages. The signature consists of one or more lines listing your name and e-mail
address. You may include other information, such as phone number, postal address, fax
number, or place of employment. One good rule to remember is to keep it simple; nobody
wants to read your life history with each mail message they receive.
- From the Special menu choose Signature. A blank Signature window will
appear. Enter your signature text in this window.
- Close the Signature window; a dialog box will appear to
verify your additions or changes. Make the appropriate selection.
- You can activate your signature in two ways:
- Select the Use Signature option in the Switches... dialog box of the Special
menu.
- Select or unselect the signature icon for each message you send.
- Note: Only the recipient(s) will see the signature text. You will not see your
signature as you are writing out your messages.
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