Answered By: IT Services
Last Updated: Aug 12, 2024 Views: 35

In Outlook you can create personalised signatures for your emails. These signatures can include both text and images. You can also set up Outlook to automatically add signatures to all new emails and replies.

This guide shows you step by step how to create a new signature in Outlook.

Creating an email signature

1. Select New Email

2. Select Signature and then Signatures from the dropdown that appears

Click Signature from the options bar select the third option from the dropdown

3. Select New, type a name for the signature, and select OK

Click on the New button under the Select signature to edit section in order tp create a new signature

4. Under Edit signature, type your signature, and format it the way you like

5. Once you have created a signature you can select it from the New messages or Replies dropdowns and this then sets the signature to be used for either one

6. Select OK and close the email

7. Select New Email to see the signature you created

I want to know more about working with Outlook

LinkedIn Learning has videos to help you use Outlook.  LinkedIn Learning is free for students and staff of UON to use. We have a guide that will help you get started with LinkedIn Learning.

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We have more working with Microsoft guides available or IT Services will be happy to help you:

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You need to collect a paper ticket from the kiosk, and wait for your number to be called. You can wait in IT's service area, behind the glass screens to the right of the Student Information Desk.

You can also call the IT helpdesk on 01604 893333

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