Automatic Email Signature Help

Automatic Email Signature help


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   1.0   AOL
   2.0   Black Berry smart phone
   3.0   Outlook Express
   4.0   Speakeasy Webmail
   5.0   Yahoo Mail - Classic
 100.0   Submitting changes/additions



   1.0   AOL				( Updated 05/30/2009 )
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This info has not been provided by anyone.



   2.0   Black Berry smart phone	( Updated 05/30/2009 )
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This info has not been provided by anyone.



   3.0   Outlook Express		( Updated 05/25/2009 )
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In Outlook Express go to tools on the toolbar, click options. Open
the signature tab and fill in your signature. Check the two boxes for
when to apply and that should do it.
If it isn't added automatically click insert then signature on the
toolbar.



   4.0   Speakeasy Webmail(AtMail)	( Updated 05/25/2009 )
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For the Simple Interface style of AtMail, click 'Webmail Preferences'.
Scroll down and find 'Email Signature' entry box. Simply fill in what you
want and click 'Save Preferences'.
The signature will added to message body when the message is opened for edit
from a new message, forward or a reply.



   5.0   Yahoo Mail - Classic		( Updated 05/25/2009 )
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From the Yahoo Mail - Classic Welcome screen select 'Options' and then
'Mail Options'. On left select 'Signature' and type what you want in the
entry box on right. Click the 'Show a signature on all outgoing messages'
radio button, above entry box, and click 'Save Changes'.
The signature will added to message body when the message is opened for edit
from a new message, forward or a reply.



 100.0   Submitting changes/additions	( Updated 05/25/2009 )
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To submit a change or addition to this list, send in an email to the group.
By sending to the group, this guarantees the info is at least archived.