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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 23 Aug 1998.
Re: Sig Problems

Re: Sig Problems

Chris Fazio wrote in message <6ro2lt$s6e$1...@ndnws01.ne.highway1.com>...
>OK... I think I've found the perfect sig... but how do I use it? I can't
>find a single "signature" option in Microsoft Outlook Express (Which came
>with Internet Explorer 4.01)! Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
>Chris Fazio
>faz...@mediaone.net
>
>

I have Outlook Express too and it took me awhile to find it.  You have to go
up to Tools, Stationary, and then click on the Signature button.  You can
have it be a normal text message or a file attachment.  You can also have it
automatically add it to all your e-mails by clicking on "Add this signature
to all outgoing messages" or just add it manually by going to Insert,
Signature.  For some odd reason, however, I don't think you can insert it
into a news group posting.  You have to manually copy and paste it like I
did.  Also, if you have it automatically add your sig then it just sticks it
into the message when you start it instead of adding it when you're done.

  /--------------------------------------------\
  |  |/ /        Graham Lockwood          | /  |
  |  | /   gsl...@garnet.acns.fsu.edu    |/   |
  |  |/                                   *    |
  |  |          Quantum Mechanics:       /|    |
  |  |     The dreams stuff is made of  / |    |
  \--------------------------------------------/

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From: "Graham Lockwood" <gsl...@garnet.acns.fsu.edu>
Subject: Re: Sig Problems
Date: 1998/08/23
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