| |
Don't
start until you read this
IMPORTANT
NOTE:
Hello everyone! We really
hope you can use and enjoy the email signature we're
helping you create below. (An "email signature" is a message that is automatically included at the bottom of your emails... or can easily be added to each email.) We think it's a
great way to get people to read a gospel message...
kind of like sending a tract with every email.
The process is simple if you have a good understanding of your email program. (It will be much easier if you print out this instructions page first).
The problem is that different versions of email programs may use slightly different methods to get an email signature working. If you get stuck, we advise you to ask a friend who is more familiar with computers to give you a hand. We would like to able to assist you... but because of our limited staff, we cannot. Thanks for understanding.
God
bless,
The
Living Waters Webmaster |
|
Create Your Own EVANGELISTIC
Email Signature
Now you can give people a link to the good
test gospel presentation in every email you send.
By using the simple form below, and then following the
directions for your email program, you can have your
own signature (with your name, your comment, and even
your phone numbers/fax number) added to every email
you send out! Click
here to see an example of a completed signature.
Note:
The form below will only work for people
using Netscape 3.0 and up and Explorer 3 and up.
1. Fill in the details you would like to appear
in your email signature (You do not have to fill in all
the slots, any of them you leave blank will simply be
left out of your signature.):
2. Click on the Create My
Signature button, in order to create your signature.
(You can preview your signature
by clicking the Preview My Signature button).
3. Copy the HTML code from the textarea
above. (You can do it by clicking on the "Highlight
All" button and pressing Ctrl+C).
4. Insert your signature to your email program. The particular email program you use was probably made by one of the four following companies :
• For
Outlook Users
• For
Netscape Communicator Users
• For
Eudora Users
• For AOL
Users
These are very generalized instructions. Different versions of these email programs may use slightly different methods to get an email signature working. (For example, if you can't find a button that we've listed, you may be able to find an option on the menu that sounds similar.) If you get stuck, we advise you to ask a friend who is more familiar with computers to give you a hand. We would like to able to assist you... but because of our limited staff, we cannot. Thanks for understanding.
To
set up a signature for Outlook users:
1. After coping the text you've just created:
a. Click the Start button (lower
left-hand corner of your computer screen)
b. Select Programs
c. Go to Accessories
d. Choose Notepad. A text box opens
up.
e. Paste the text you copied from the dialog
(by pressing Ctrl+V).
f. Click File and select Save As.
A dialog is displayed.
g. Name the file as signature.html
and click Save.
2. Open your e-mail client.
3. Click on Tools then choose Options
from the drop down list.-> Mail Format -> Signature
Picker
4. In the new window click on the Mail Format
tab at the top.
5. Now click the Signature Picker button.
6. In the new window click on the New button.
7. In the new window enter the name "LW
Signature," then click the radio button
next to the words "Use this file as a
template."
8. Click the Browse button and locate
the signature.html file you saved
(in step "g" above).
9. Click the Next button, then the Finish
button.
Note:
To use your new signature your email format must be
set to HTML. (DO NOT choose Word as your email editor.)
To make sure that is done, go to Tools
-> Options -> Mail Format
-> Message format -> HTML.
To
set up a signature for Netscape Communicator users:
To
set up a signature for Eudora users:
1. In the Tools menu select Signature.
2. Click on New.
3. A dialogue will appear and ask you for a name
for this signature - call it LWsignature, and
click Enter.
4. Enter the text you want to have as
your signature (paste it from the form box above).
5. Close the text window and save changes.
6. Then click on Tools again.
7. Select LWsignature.
8. Choose the text file's name from the
pop-up menu, and it's added automatically to the end
of your message.
To
set up a signature for AOL users:
1. Copy the text you want to have as
your signature (copy it from the form box above).
2. Go to AOL Mail and click Write Mail
(or just click Write).
3. At the bottom right of the letter template
it says Signatures. Click Signatures
and then highlight and click Set Up Signatures.
4. A window will open, click Create.
5. In the upper field of the new window, type
LWSignature.
6. In the lower feild, enter the text
you want to have as your signature (paste it from
the form box above). Then click OK.
7. Click Default on/off to
turn your signature on or off.
|
|
