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Now you can automatically attach all the details you need on every email,
in one attractive professional module.

It's the sophisticated way to show your individuality
and support your favourite artists at the same time.

 

 

Simply click any image you like below
(we've chosen some of our favourites) and follow the prompts.
Alternatively, you can turn any art in any of our galleries into a signature file
by just clicking the 'sigfile' icon like this one and again,
follow the prompts.

 

 

create signature file Mount Coolum 2006 Cameron Singleton	create signature file Dark days 2006 Cameron Singleton	create signature file Teabowl | shino glaze 2006 Barry Singleton	create signature file Vessel | ash glaze 2006 Barry Singleton
create signature file El Tianguis Patricia Juarez	create signature file Bella Mariana Patricia Juarez	create signature file A la rueda de San Miguel Patricia Juarez	create signature file El protector 2008 Jose De la Barra
create signature file Eqaa Andalosy 2005 Ahmad Elias	create signature file Monagat 2006 Ahmad Elias	create signature file Arabisq Eslamy 2006 Ahmad Elias	create signature file Cazadora de mariposas 2007 Jose De la Barra

 

What is a signature file?

A signature file (or 'SigFile') is a block of text that automatically attaches itself to the bottom of your e-mail messages.
It's a way of "signing off" and usually contains your name and contact details.
Now you can take it a stage further, and add some real personality
with your choice of art. What do signature files look like?

 

Anatomy of a signature file.

Just click on the art you'd like, substitute your details
and away you go...

 

 

If you don't know much about computers, don't worry. Each 'SigFile' download comes with a complete set of instructions which you can also find at the bottom of this page.

Here's how to use signature files with your favourite mail program.

 

General approach

 

Because mail programmes vary and change so quickly, a general common sense approach may be all you need. If you don't have any success with the two approaches below, try the individual programme guidelines underneath.

 

•Open your mail programme > click on help (F1) > and enter 'signatures' in the search or index box. Follow the instuctions.

OR

•Do a general search on your entire computer for the term 'signatures'. If signatures are kept in a specific folder, this will show where it is

and you can pop your ArtSales.com.au signatures in there. Don't forget to check the box allowing 'search hidden files and folders' before you start.

 

For Outlook and Outlook Express the signature folder is usually

C:\ Documents and Settings \ YOUR USERNAME \ Application Data \ Microsoft \ Signatures

 

 

 

 

Outlook and Outlook Express

 

1. Select your signature and copy it. (Ctrl A + Ctrl C)
2. Click on New message
3. Select Tools and then click Options
4. Select Signatures tab
5. Click on the New button and name your signature
6. Paste in your signature! (Ctrl V)
7. Select Add signatures to all outgoing messages.  (There's an option for Forwards and Replies as well)
8. Click Ok

 

 

 

 

Mac Mail... pinched from the We Love blog. If you get confused click here to view the original.

 

STEP ONE

1. Open Safari and then open your HTML .sig file within the browser
2. Click on Go to > Save As > Format > .webarchive and save the file to your desktop

STEP TWO

3. Open Mail then go to Preferences > Signatures
4. Go to your desktop and open a New Finder window (Apple N) and navigate to your Home folder (the house icon) in the left hand pane. From there, go to Library > Mail > Signatures
5. Flick back to Mail > Preferences > Signatures (keep your Signatures Folder open – and visible – in the Finder window.)
   Go to All Signatures (left hand pane) click + to add a signature, and note which file appeared in your Signature Folder.
6. Grab this signature from the folder and put it on your desktop. (Still keeping your Signature Folder open and visible...)

STEP THREE

7. Close Mail
8. Click onto the signature file you just moved to your desktop. Copy the file name. Put the file in the trash.
9. Paste the copied file name over the .webarchive file name (the one you saved onto your desktop in Stage 1)
10. Now drag this file back into your Signatures Folder. (Ok, there are more efficient ways of doing this bit, but this is the idiot proof part)

STEP FOUR

11. Open Mail > Preferences > Signatures
12. Bingo, your signature is there. Don’t worry if it looks broken, it’ll be fine when you open it within your email
13. Now click onto it in the middle pane – highlight it and name it –
    then drag it into the left pane, onto the email account that you want to select the signature for
14. Open a new email, select the signature you just named – and there you have it

 

 

 

 

Opera 7

 

1. Click on Mail
2. Select Manage accounts
3. Click on the Edit button
4. Select the Outgoing tab
5. Paste your signature in the Signature textfield (Ctrl V)
6. Click Ok

 

 

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Netscape Messenger 4

 

1. In Netscape, select Edit
2. Select Preferences
3. Double-click on Mail and Newsgroups
4. Select Identity
5. Down where it says, Signature File, click on Choose
6. Browse and select your signature

 

 

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Eudora 3.0

 

1. Select your signature and copy it. (Ctrl A + Ctrl C)
2. Select Tools
3. Select Signatures
4. Paste in your signature! (Ctrl V)

 

 

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WebTV

 

1. Select your signature and copy it. (Ctrl A + Ctrl C)
2. Click on Settings
3. Select Signatures
4. Paste in your signature! (Ctrl V)
5. Click Done
6. You can click Write to preview it.

 

 

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Aol

 

Aol doesn't really have any way to include a signature file automatically, so here's the closest you can get:
1. Select your signature and copy it. (Ctrl A + Ctrl C)
2. From the File menu, click New
3. Paste in your signature! (Ctrl V)
4. From the File menu, click Save. You'll be prompted to name the file and select its location on your computer. Write that down, so you can find it easily.
5. When you want to include your signature in a message, from the File menu, click Open. Navigate to the location of your signature file, highlight the filename, and click Open.
6. Select all (Ctrl A)
7. From the Edit menu, click Copy
8. Switch back to the Write Mail form, position your cursor where you want the signature to be, and click Paste from the Edit menu. Your signature is inserted into your message!

 

 

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Pegasus Mail 3.0

 

1. Select your signature and copy it. (Ctrl A + Ctrl C)
2. From the Tools menu, select Options
3. Choose the Signatures tab
4. Click on the button for the signature you wish to change
5. Paste in your signature! (Ctrl V)
6. Click Save
7. Click OK
8. You're done!

 

 

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Juno

 

1. Select your signature and copy it. (Ctrl A + Ctrl C)
2. Go to Edit > Create
3. Paste in your signature! (Ctrl V)
4. Click Add Signature to new message

 

 

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Mozilla Mail

 

1. In Mozilla Mail, select Edit.
2. Select Mail & Newsgroups Account Settings
3. In the right pane, select Attach this signature
4. Click Choose... and select your signature file.
5. You're done!

 

 

If you use an e-mail program that isn't listed here, please send us a note with the relevant directions, and we'll add it to the list. Thanks.

 

 

 

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