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| − | + | Microsoft Outlook provides you with many options to customize the look and feel of your email signature. This guide will help you to learn to [[Create a Personalized Signature|create a signature]] in Microsoft Outlook and to customize the options to display it where and how you like. These screen shots and steps illustrate the process in Office 2007, there are slight differences using other recent versions of Office (see tips). | |
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
#In Microsoft Outlook 2007 select the Tools menu and click on Options. | #In Microsoft Outlook 2007 select the Tools menu and click on Options. | ||
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#Select Choose default signature. Use the drop down menus in the upper right to allow you to select under which conditions you'd like your signature file to appear. Usually you want your signature to go on all new messages, but you may not wish to use it when forwarding or replying to messages. | #Select Choose default signature. Use the drop down menus in the upper right to allow you to select under which conditions you'd like your signature file to appear. Usually you want your signature to go on all new messages, but you may not wish to use it when forwarding or replying to messages. | ||
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== Tips == | == Tips == | ||
