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How do I put a signature (quote, ititials, etc) in a word doc?
I want to be able to use the same initials under my signature on documents,
similar to email. Can I store that somewhere on MS Word, or do I have to put it in each time? |
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How do I put a signature (quote, ititials, etc) in a word doc?
On Mon, 24 Mar 2008 12:14:01 -0700, drdiggs
wrote: I want to be able to use the same initials under my signature on documents, similar to email. Can I store that somewhere on MS Word, or do I have to put it in each time? In an empty document: Type your signature and format it as you would like it to appear. Select it with the mouse and press Alt+F3. Type in a name and click Ok. To insert your signature, click Insert - Autotext - Normal - select the name you gave the signature. -- Fredrik E. Nilsen http://fenilsen.wordpress.com |
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