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Create Email Signature

A email signature is a bit of text (such as your contact information or a favorite quote)  that's automatically inserted at the bottom of every message you send. Here's a sample gmail signature:
Sample Email Signature
Sample Email Signature




Email Signatures are separated from the rest of your message by two dashes. To see a signature in Gmail, click the Show trimmed content button at the bottom of the message.

HOW TO CREATE EMAIL SIGNATURE


STEP 01 :    Open Gmail 

STEP 02 :    Click the gear in the top right   . 
click on gear
Click on Gear

STEP 03 :    Select Settings
Click on Settings
Click on Settings


STEP 04:     Scroll down to the “Signature” section .
create signature
Create signature
Enter your new signature text in the box. You       can format your text using the buttons directly above the text box.
Created email signature
Created Email signature


STEP 05:   Click Save Changes at the bottom of the page.
Click Save Changes
Save Changes


  

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