Windows Live Mail and Outlook Express by default support email signatures. Adding an email signature allows you to embed a snippet of information with all the emails sent from your email account.

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Now, what if you want to edit a Windows Live Mail signature? It’s actually pretty easy. You can edit the existing Windows Live Mail signature from the Options.

In this article, we show you how to edit and add Windows Live Mail signatures.

How can I edit Windows Live Mail’s signature?

1. Edit Windows Live Mail signature

 

  • Open Windows Live Mail app.
  • Click on File and select Options > Mail.
  • If you don’t see the File option, click on Tools and select Options.
  • Open the Signatures tab.
  • Here you can see all the previously created email signatures.
  • Click on the signature you want to edit.
  • You can edit plain text signatures directly from the Live Mail editor.
  • If not, note the path and file name in the box.
  • Open File Explorer and navigate to the path you noted earlier.
  • Open the file in Notepad and make the changes.
  • Save the file and exit.

2. Add a signature to Windows Live Mail

  • You can edit plain text signatures directly from the Live Mail editor.

  • If not, note the path and file name in the box.

  • Start Windows Live Mail.

  • Click on File and select Options > Mail.

  • On older versions, click Tools > Options instead.

  • Open the Signatures tab.

  • Select New from the Signatures section.

  • Under the Edit Signature section, create your email signature.

  • Click OK to save the signature.

  • Open the Signature tab again and make sure the option Add signatures to all outgoing messages is checked.

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  • On older versions, click Tools > Options instead.

3. Add a signature to an email

After composing an email message, you can select which signature you want to use:

  • In the Compose window, go to Insert > Signature.
  • Press and hold the Alt key if you can’t see the menu bar.
  • Choose the signature you want to use and send the email.

Note: While creating email signatures, make sure it is short and precise. Try to limit the email signature to a maximum of 3-4 lines to keep it professional.

If you don’t want to add a signature to replies and forwards, then follow these steps:

  • Go to File.
  • Select Options.
  • Go to the Signature tab.
  • Uncheck Don’t add signatures to Replies and Forwards option.

By following the steps in this article, you can add and edit email signatures in Windows Live Mail.

Do you prefer plain text or HTML enriched signatures? Leave your answer along with any other questions and suggestions in the comments section below.

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