Entourage has one default signature for new messages and offers a different default signature for replies and forwards. You may also create as many other signature files as you want and select them when composing a new message.

Click on "My account" in the tan box on the right side of the page, towards the bottom. Click on the "Edit" tab, then update the "Signature" field. You can use HTML in that field, per the instructions in the prior FAQ.

When you create a new message, you can add a "signature" to the bottom of the message. Your "signature" can be used to give information about you (address, telephone, email address) or even cite a favorite quote. To have the signature added automatically to all messages: Click the "Automatically Add Signature to New Messages" checkbox in the Edit--Preferences--Messaging--Signature form.

No, you cannot use a signature font by itself to create your signature since the signature is an image and a graphical representation of your signature. You could, however, capture an image of a signature font and use this for your signature.

the top of a forum, look for the link that says "User Prefs". Click on it. This link will take you to the "Edit User Preferences" screen. Here you can customize some of the forum features to automatically occur when you are logged in to the forums.

You can create your personal signature file, which will be appended to every e-mail you send. Beneath the "folders" list under the "Mail" tab, click on the "Options" link. This will display three options. Click "Edit Signature" to enter the editing screen. When you finish entering and formatting the text, click "Save" to create your signature file. To protect your personal computer, Walla!Mail scans all incoming mail with an anti-virus application before it reaches your mailbox.

Type the content of your signature and select the format you want it to have. When you are finished, click Finish. When you are done creating signatures, click OK. Your new signatures will now show up in the drop down menus so that you can select them to be your default signatures for replies or new messages.

Under Choose how to create your Signature, select whether to start from scratch or use an existing signature. To select a file to base your signature on, click Use this file as a template and type the path and file name in the box, or click Browse to select from a list. To change the paragraph or font format, select the text, click Font or Paragraph, and then select the options you want. These options are not available if you use plain text as your message format.

When you register as a teacher or parent, you can create a signature, which is text that appears at the bottom of every message you post to the boards.

In the box labeled This text will be included in outgoing mail messages:, enter any signature text you wish to have attached at the bottom of outgoing email. When finished, click the Finish, and then the OK button.!

Go to, My Profile --> Edit Preferences--> write it in, hit update, and BAM! Also, to change colors, add links, or any of that fun stuff, please read this thread to find out how to do it.

Generaly for Signature for replies and forwards I would make it none, or have a seperate plain text signature. When you reply to or forward mail messages they will be in the format of the original email. If you are replying to non-HTML mail the Daisypath signature won't display properly unless you set the format for your reply every time.

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No, you cannot use a signature font by itself to create your signature since the signature is an image and a graphical representation of your signature. You could, however, capture an image of a signature font and use this for your signature.Back to top