While an email signature may be the last thing that people read they reflect your personal image and affect the tone of every email. You can create and store different signatures for different circumstances - from a plain text signature to one that has a photo, a business card, or a quote that reflects your personality.
But retyping a signature for every email that you send can be a time-waster. It is easy to create several signatures that contain the relevant information that you want to include. Here I provide you with a guide to create a signature in Outlook 2010.
1. Open a new email and on the Message tab in the Include group click on Signature and click on Signatures.
2. A new window called ‘Signatures and Stationary’ opens. Click on New and type the name of your new signature and click OK
3. Now in the 'Signatures and Stationary' window go to Edit signature. In the edit signature box type the email signature that you would like. Use the formatting options in the buttons just below the edit signature.
4. To add a business card a hyperlink or a photo of yourself then the buttons that I have circled in the picture to enable you to put these into your email signature.
Click OK when you are happy with your signature.
This signature can be added automatically to each email that you send out or you can choose to attach this email to each message. To add this signature automatically to each email that you send, you can:
If you use a Gmail account then please see these options to create a signature in Gmail.
Creating a polished signature is an important part of email etiquette as it provides a consistent professional tone to the end of your emails and an opportunity to provide important contact details and alternative means of contact to the recipient.
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