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Putting a "signature" into an email is a handy and quick way to close your email messages without having to type the same information over and over. The signature can be anything you want from simple text to pictures and hyperlinks. This page will attempt to show how you set up a signature or even a "stationery" page using Outlook Express/Live mail. |
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Outlook Express
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This image show the options menu in Live Mail |
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My Signature in
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When I click on the "New Message" button, this is what my new signature looks like. As you can see, I set my font for Comic Sans MS and size 12. You could also specifya font color, The space will expand automatically . |
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My Signature in
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Setting Your
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Create an animated .gif signature fileFor Use With Outlook Express/Live Mail It is fun to use an animated signature file (like this) But if you plan to include your signature file with many or most of your email messages, it would be easier to create a stationery Hyper Text Markup Language (HTML) page that includes your animated .gif image file. See the Stationery Page for more information about this.
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This page last updated: August 18, 2009 |
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