E-mail signatures on AOL Desktop for Mac

You can set up e-mail signatures to personalize your e-mail on AOL Desktop for Mac. You can create as many signatures as you like.

How To's

• Create an E-mail Signature
• Delete an E-mail Signature
• Add an E-mail Signature

Create an E-mail Signature

You can create multiple signatures to provide variety to your e-mail.

To create an e-mail signature:

1. Click the AOL Desktop v10.1 menu, then click Preferences.

2. Click the Mail icon.

3. Click the Signatures button.

4. Click the + button in the bottom left of the screen to add a signature.

5. Signature 1 comes up under Signature Name.

6. Double-click Signature 1 and type in any name you wish to give to your signature.

7. Type the text you want to use as your signature, adding any text styling features (such as a different font or color) you want from the style toolbar.

8. To select a signature as your default signature, click the Default Signature drop-down menu, then click the name of the signature you wish to set as default.

9. To add another signature repeat step 4 to step 7.

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Delete an E-mail signature

To delete an E-mail Signature:
1. Click the AOL Desktop v10.1 menu, then click Preferences.

2. Click the Mail icon.

3. Click the Signatures button.

4. Under Signature Name, highlight the name of the signature you want to delete, then click the - button.

5. Click the Delete button.

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Add an E-mail Signature

You can use a stored signature to further personalize your AOL® e-mail. Your stored signatures can be added to the e-mail at any time before you send it.

To add/edit an e-mail signature:

1. Click the Mail icon.

2. Click the Write Mail icon.

3. Next to the To: box, click the drop-down menu, then click

Note: If the Signature option has a check mark next to it, do not click it.

4. Click the Signature: drop-down menu, then click the name of the signature you want to use.

Note: You can edit the signature after it has been added to the e-mail. This action not change the stored signature.

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