Re: I NEED HELP
From Praseodymium 59 <pra...@m.nepenthe.fsn.net>
· alt.ascii-art
· 15 Jan 1999 00:00 · View full thread
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Cool097 wrote in message <9Ukn2.1415$Rp3...@news4.mco>...
|I have a cool pic for my sig that I made, but i dont know how to make a
sig.
|How do i do it for OutLook Express?
Save it as a .txt file somewhere in your hard disk. Then, in Oulook Express
go to "Tools" > "Stationery..." and click on "Signature...". There, you can
either configure OE to get the sig from the file you saved or you can also
copy + past the sig to the little text box.
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_ _____________________ praseodymium59!nepenthe.fsn.net
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http://nepenthe.fsn.net
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