Say what an email signature is
Stop typing your own name at the bottom of every message.
A signature is a few lines your mail program adds to the bottom of everything you write.
It is not a handwritten signature and proves nothing. It saves typing your name forever.
Key points
- A signature is a few lines added to what you send
- You write it once. The program adds it every time.
What to remember
- A name and one way to reach you is enough.
- It is typing you never have to do again.
Try this
Look in your mail settings for Signature and put your name in it. Start a message and watch it appear.
Practice: Say what an email signature is. Your first lesson is free, with no account or card; the rest are part of a Lantern plan. Interactive lessons require JavaScript.