signatures
How do I reassign signatures in email?
17/06/23
Had to delete my email account and re-add it. Now my signatures are gone.
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Sorry for the delay in responding. After I left your home, later that night I became extremely sick and have not been able to move until just about an hour ago. Extreme vertigo and nausea. It was rough to say the least but I’m back up and walking around again. So signatures…
It’s possible your previous signature is still there and just needs to be reassigned to the email address itself. Here’s how to check: In Mail, go to settings/Signatures:
If you see the signature there already (in the second column as seen above) then all you have to do is drag the circled item onto the account on the left. (Like I’ve shown with the arrow.)
However, if the signature is gone from the middle column, you’d need to recreate it. Hit the plus sign to create a new signature. If you had graphics, icons, or logos in your signature you can always copy/paste it exactly as it was by looking at a previously sent email. Every one of your sent emails from the past would contain that signature.
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Sorry for the delay in responding. After I left your home, later that night I became extremely sick and have not been able to move until just about an hour ago. Extreme vertigo and nausea. It was rough to say the least but I’m back up and walking around again. So signatures…
It’s possible your previous signature is still there and just needs to be reassigned to the email address itself. Here’s how to check: In Mail, go to settings/Signatures:
If you see the signature there already (in the second column as seen above) then all you have to do is drag the circled item onto the account on the left. (Like I’ve shown with the arrow.)
However, if the signature is gone from the middle column, you’d need to recreate it. Hit the plus sign to create a new signature. If you had graphics, icons, or logos in your signature you can always copy/paste it exactly as it was by looking at a previously sent email. Every one of your sent emails from the past would contain that signature.
My signature doesn't appear on my emails automatically.
08/07/19
My “signature”, to which we added the tagline today, is no longer appearing on my e-mails. I accessed the “Signature” under “Mail” but cannot figure out how to get it connected back to my gmail account. Help?
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Here's how to assign a signature to an email account:
Select "All Signatures" on the left. Drag the signature listed in the middle column onto the account you'd like to use over on the left. Finally, select the account on the left column then select the signature from the drop down at the bottom near "Choose Signature".
This is poorly designed on Apple's part. Very unintuitive.
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Here's how to assign a signature to an email account:
Select "All Signatures" on the left. Drag the signature listed in the middle column onto the account you'd like to use over on the left. Finally, select the account on the left column then select the signature from the drop down at the bottom near "Choose Signature".
This is poorly designed on Apple's part. Very unintuitive.
Assigning a signature to your email on the Mac
06/06/19
I’m trying to log into my son’s new e-mail address at his new school. I am able to log into it on my I Pad, but not on my desk top. See info below. Did anything we did last Friday affect this? You will see his old CMS google account and his new Trinity google account.
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Nothing we did would effect this issue.
1. If his account is not listed, you can go to gmail.com, sign out of any accounts you're currently signed into, then sign in using his new account. Gmail has the ability to maintain many email account sign-ins at the same time. If you don't see his new or old account listed when you go to log in, you'll find a link near where the red arrow pictured below is that allows you to sign in as a different user.
2. Make sure the password for the account you are trying to log in with is correct.
3. You may have been using Chrome and now using Safari. Each browser stores it's own record of what accounts you're logging in with.
4. Keep in mind that emails are not related to each other. Therefore, passwords may not be the same. In other words, a person can have an email account based on trinity and another based on cms.k12, both being hosted by gmail but have different passwords. There would be no relationship between the two.
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Nothing we did would effect this issue.
1. If his account is not listed, you can go to gmail.com, sign out of any accounts you're currently signed into, then sign in using his new account. Gmail has the ability to maintain many email account sign-ins at the same time. If you don't see his new or old account listed when you go to log in, you'll find a link near where the red arrow pictured below is that allows you to sign in as a different user.
2. Make sure the password for the account you are trying to log in with is correct.
3. You may have been using Chrome and now using Safari. Each browser stores it's own record of what accounts you're logging in with.
4. Keep in mind that emails are not related to each other. Therefore, passwords may not be the same. In other words, a person can have an email account based on trinity and another based on cms.k12, both being hosted by gmail but have different passwords. There would be no relationship between the two.
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