How to Create a Signature for the Top and Bottom of an Email in Outlook

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If you would like to configure your email account with outlook to do any of the following. If you are in need of personalizing your email you've come to the right place. If you would like to write your email while off line. If you would like to add a customized signature you can follow these simple instructions and do just that. The best part is your emails you write in outlook will actually come from your internet email account and the only one who will know the difference is you.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Things You’ll Need:

  • An internet server
  • Outlook (comes with all windows programs)
Step1
Open your internet program and sign on to the internet.
Step2
Click the help button at the top of the screen in the toolbar.
Step3
In the search box type Outlook®.
Step4
Your search results should have a result that looks something like this. How to Use Microsoft® Outlook® Express 6 to Read and Send AOL® or AIM® E-mail.
Step5
Follow the instructions to configure the email. This way you can send your custom signature emails.
Step6
Now that you have configured your Outlook® and outside email to work together you are ready to create your signature.
Step7
Outlook® is still open. Click on the tools options at the top of the Outlook® window. A new window pops up go to it.
Step8
There are different tabs at the top of this pop up box, Click on the MAIL FORMAT tab.
Step9
Start reading the new info in the box. You will need to choose the format of your email if it isn't already HTML.
Step10
Click to check the box next to the info that says use Microsoft® word to edit email. Now its time for the signature.
Step11
At the bottom of the box near is the word signatures... on a button. Click on it. Then click the new button to create the custom signature.
Step12
If you need too click start with a blank signature. Then click the next button.
Step13
Then type in your custom signature. You can use your name or add your business name after your name by pressing enter etc... In this window you can edit your signature text and font just like a regular document. Click ok in the edit box when you are done.
Step14
Click finish and preview your signature in the create a new signature dialog box. Click ok to be returned to the options box. You can repeat these steps to create all kinds of signatures and manage them.
Step15
You can also choose to use your signature on only your outgoing emails. Click Signature for new emails List arrow and then click the new signature you've created. If it is not clicked already click none in the signature for replies and forwards list box. Click ok and your done.

Tips & Warnings

  • I have another ehow article about configuring your email and outlook. If you are having trouble with your search in the help section of your internet program check it out.

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