Hit: AOL Signature File

[Jana Ruf <JRuf@AOL.COM>]

Dear America Online Users,

Thanks to all who responded!  It seems I wasn't the only one who wondered how
to create a signature file.  Most of you who responded wanted the answer.
 Two of you (thanks Marian and Patricia!) gave advice on what to do.

It seems that the only way to make a signature is to create a word processing
document and copy and paste everytime you want to sign your name.  Yes, it's
a hassle, but still faster than typing everytime.  Once you do it a few
times, you rarely have to think about what you're doing.

First go to File; New; create your signature file as a word processing
document.  Save as "aa" - this way it will always be first on the list of
file names.  When you want to add your signature, open your file; select all;
copy; and paste to your e-mail message.  To switch from one document to
another, use the "minimize" button.

Hope this helps.  Maybe the new version of AOL will include an easier way to
do this.

Jana Ruf, Library/Media Specialist
Belington Elementary School
Belington, West Virginia
jruf@access.k12.wv.us (school)
jruf@aol.com (home)
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