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Monash Email Signatures
Setting up your plain text email signature
- Click on the signature file below that you would like to use - this
will open the text document. Please note these examples are suggestions
only.
- Copy the signature example by using edit, copy
- Open Notepad - Notepad is a program located under accessories in
your program bar. Click on Start, Programs, Accessories, Notepad.
- Then click on edit, paste
- Replace the generic information with your personal details - and
then save the file as a .txt file (text file) in a place that
you will remember
Using the signature in Mozilla Thunderbird
- Open Mozilla Thunderibrd
- Go to Tools->Account Settings

- Select your staff mail account from the left pane.
- Check the Attach this signature: box.
- Press the Choose... button.
- The Choose a file window will open. Use this
to
select your text file from the "Creating a plain text signature" instructions.
- Press Open once the text file has been found
and selected.
- Your signature text file should now appear in the box.
- Ensure the Attach my vCard to messages box is not checked.
- Press OK
- Test this signature by sending a message to yourself - if you find
that the signature wraps due to your signatures length then :
- Go to Tools -> Options
- Select Composition from the left pane.
- Under the Composing Messages section - it states ' Wrap
plain text messages at __ characters'. - in the box provided increase the number of characters until the signature no longer wraps when sent.
- For a long example like example2 it could take around 80 characters to avoid the wrapping

Using the signature in Netscape Messenger
- Open Netscape Messenger
- Go to Edit->Preferences
- Under the Category section, go to Mail & Newsgroups
- If the full mail & newsgroups sub-directories are not displayed
click once on the + symbol.
- Go to identity
- Under the heading 'signature file' click on choose.
Select the file you saved in step 4
- Ensure the Attach my vCard to messages box is not checked
.
- If you are using example 2 - the following procedure will
ensure that the formatting of your signature is correct.
- Under the Category section, of Mail & Newsgroups,
go to formatting.
- Under the heading message formatting click on use
plain text editor to compose messages.
- Test this signature by sending a message to yourself - if you find
that the signature wraps due to your signatures length then :
- Under the Category section, of Mail & Newsgroups,
go to messages.
- Under the message wrapping section - it states 'wrap
outgoing, plain text messages at __ characters'. - in the
box provided increase the number of characters until the signature
no longer wraps when sent.
- For a long example like example2 it could take around 80 characters
to avoid the wrapping
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