In regular mail, we identify ourselves by use of the letterhead which usually includes school name, address, city, state, zip, telephone number, and fax. We sign the mail with our signature and teaching position in the school.
With email, there are no letterhead identifiers, so an email signature becomes important.
This podcast will define email signatures, discuss their importance, and show how to create signatures 4 different email applications, Mail (on Apple computers), Entourage, Outlook Express, and District Web mail.
To create a signature in Apple’s Mail program. Open Mail, Go to Mail->Preferences Select Account (the @sign) Click the + sign to add a signature Enter a name for the signature Change default signature by entering your own text Check “Always match my default font” Choose your default signature from pop-up menu Close the Mail preferences window
To create a signature in Outlook Express: Open Outlook Express From the menu Select Tools-> Options Go to the Signatures tab. Click New. Type your signature text under Edit Signature. Try to limit your signature to 4-5 lines of text Click OK.
To create a signature in Entourage X: Open Entourage From menu click on Tools ->Signatures In the Signatures window, click on New In Name box, name your signature In the space provided, create your signature Close the signatures window. Click on Save.
To create a signature in Jordan Web Mail: Log into Jordan web mail Select Account Options Create your signature Click on Save
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