Q. How do I add a signature to my email in Outlook at Scotch?
Answered By: James Anthony Last Updated: Oct 18, 2019 Views: 127
Browse:
- All
-
Topics
- 41 Degree Procedures
- 83D Printing
- 3Apple
- 9Audio Visual
- 1BORROWING
- 12Cameras
- 2Community Relations
- 2Device
- 8eBooks
- 36Equipment
- 23General Information
- 26Hardware
- 3home.PLC
- 6Home.SCOTCH
- 14Human Resources (HR)
- 38ILT
- 33Information
- 16iPad
- 41Laptops
- 2Leave
- 4LibGuides
- 80Library
- 53Library Procedures
- 1Little Pipers
- 16Loans
- 35Mail
- 10Malware & Viruses
- 4Marketing
- 19Network and Internet
- 5Office 365
- 1Oliver
- 11Online Education
- 3Overdrive
- 2Parents
- 19Phone
- 4PLC
- 39PLCScotch
- 1Policy
- 31Printing
- 16Referencing
- 4Reprographics
- 133Scotch
- 12Self Service
- 6SEQTA
- 208Software
- 3Staff
- 16Staff Services
- 15TA (Teachers Assistant)
- 21Teaching & Learning
- 1Websites
- 19WiFi
- 3WordPress
Answer
Signatures are an quick and easy way to sign off an email and can be very useful for ensuring that your email includes any important contact details the recipient may need.
At Scotch, emails now automatically create signatures so that you do not need to update them yourself.
For this feature to work, you must deactivate your old signatures. Follow these steps to do this.
- Open Outlook
and select Outlook > Preferences.
- Select the Signatures option.
- Ensure that New message: is set to None.
- Ensure that Replies/forward: is also set to None.
- Once you have selected these options, your new preferences will save automatically. Close the Preferences box to save your new settings.
- To test your new signature, send an email to yourself and you should see the lack of any signature when creating the email. When you receive it you wil see your new automated signature.
Was this helpful? 0 0
Can’t find the answer you were looking for?
Can’t find the answer you were looking for?
Use our live chat to get support during school hours or submit a ticket with your question and we’ll get back to you with an answer as soon as we can.