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Email signature

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Your name

Your job title

Primary Phone Number

Secondary Phone Number (Optional)

Email (Optional)

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Create your email signature

• Using Gmail

  1. Completing the form on this page will open your email signature into a new browser tab
  2. In the new tab, select all 'ctrl' + 'a' or 'cmd' + 'a' this should highlight the entire page
  3. Then to copy this select 'ctrl' + 'c' or 'cmd' + 'c' the email signature code
  4. Go to Gmail and click on the gear icon (⚙️) to open Settings
  5. Scroll down to the “Signature” section
  6. Click “Create new” to make a new signature
  7. Then use 'ctrl' + 'v' or 'cmd' + 'v' to paste the contents of the web page
  8. In the “For new emails use” section, select the signature you’ve created
  9. Scroll down to the bottom and click “Save Changes”

• Microsoft Outlook

  1. Completing the form on this page will open your email signature into a new browser tab
  2. In the new tab, select all 'ctrl' + 'a' or 'cmd' + 'a' this should highlight the entire page
  3. Then to copy this select 'ctrl' + 'c' or 'cmd' + 'c' the email signature code
  4. Open Microsoft Outlook and click “File” > “Options”
  5. In the Mail category, click on “Signatures…”
  6. Click “New,” type a name for your signature, and click “OK”
  7. In the Edit signature box, use 'ctrl' + 'v' or 'cmd' + 'v' to paste the contents of the web page
  8. Choose default signatures for your email accounts if necessary
  9. Click “OK” to save and exit

• Apple Mail

  1. Completing the form on this page will open your email signature into a new browser tab
  2. In the new tab, select all 'ctrl' + 'a' or 'cmd' + 'a' this should highlight the entire page
  3. Then to copy this select 'ctrl' + 'c' or 'cmd' + 'c' the email signature code
  4. Open Mail, and go to “Mail” > “Preferences…”
  5. Click the “Signatures” tab
  6. Choose an account, or click “All Signatures” to create a signature that works for all accounts
  7. Click the “+” button and name your signature
  8. Then use 'ctrl' + 'v' or 'cmd' + 'v' to paste the contents of the web page
  9. Drag the signature to an email account if you want it to be specific to one account
  10. Close the Preferences panel to save

• Yahoo Mail

  1. Completing the form on this page will open your email signature into a new browser tab
  2. In the new tab, select all 'ctrl' + 'a' or 'cmd' + 'a' this should highlight the entire page
  3. Then to copy this select 'ctrl' + 'c' or 'cmd' + 'c' the email signature code
  4. Go to Yahoo and click the gear icon (⚙️) and go to “More Settings”
  5. Select “Writing email” from the sidebar
  6. Under “Signature,” toggle the switch to enable it for the account you want
  7. Then use 'ctrl' + 'v' or 'cmd' + 'v' to paste the contents of the web page in the text box that appears
  8. The signature will auto-save, so just navigate away to finish

• Thunderbird

  1. Completing the form on this page will open your email signature into a new browser tab
  2. In the new tab, select all 'ctrl' + 'a' or 'cmd' + 'a' this should highlight the entire page
  3. Then to copy this select 'ctrl' + 'c' or 'cmd' + 'c' the email signature code
  4. Open Thunderbird, and click on “Tools” from the menu, then select “Account Settings”
  5. For each account, there is a “Signature text” field under the account name
  6. Then use 'ctrl' + 'v' or 'cmd' + 'v' to paste the contents of the web page in the “Signature text” field
  7. Click “OK” to save your settings