signatures

[m swallow MMF]

  
  

sorry to show ignorance, but i can't see how to get a signature to
show at end of an email message, it's not indexed in help?


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signatures

[m swallow MMF]

sorry to show ignorance, but the signature field layout is very restrictive.
why can't i just use my own layout?

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Multiple signatures

[Ray_Net]

Is it possible to have more than one signature file for the same account ?

In fact I am interested to have a particular signature for a particular 
recipient.

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Re: Multiple signatures

[Daniel]

On 14/02/2017 5:42 PM, Ray_Net wrote:

Is it possible to have more than one signature file for the same account ?

In fact I am interested to have a particular signature for a particular
recipient.


Ray, I don't think you can set-up individualised sig files, but could 
you possibly set up the two (or more) sig messages in the one sig file 
and then remember to delete the non-applicable portion each time you 
compose an e-mail??


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Re: Multiple signatures

[Jonathan N. Little]

Daniel wrote:

On 14/02/2017 5:42 PM, Ray_Net wrote:

Is it possible to have more than one signature file for the same
account ?

In fact I am interested to have a particular signature for a particular
recipient.


Ray, I don't think you can set-up individualised sig files, but could
you possibly set up the two (or more) sig messages in the one sig file
and then remember to delete the non-applicable portion each time you
compose an e-mail??



Yes you can, you have to make two identities which have their own sig 
file and attache it to one account. You switch the signature by 
selecting the identity with the "From:" droplist.


I had done this for my wife, back in the day when we shared a "family" 
email account. Forgot the procedure since I did it long ago, but I am 
sure someone here remembers...


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Re: Multiple signatures

[David E. Ross]

On 2/13/2017 10:42 PM, Ray_Net wrote:
> Is it possible to have more than one signature file for the same account ?
> 
> In fact I am interested to have a particular signature for a particular 
> recipient.
> 

Install the Signature Switch extension.  It allows you to have a folder
on your PC with multiple signature files.  You can designate one file to
be the global default but select a different file to be the default for
specific E-mail addressees or specific newsgroups.

There is a button on my composition window.  If I select the button
itself, my signature is deleted from the message I am composing; if I
select it again, my signature is restored to the message.  To the right
of the button is a small down-pointing triangle.  If I select that
triangle, I can override whatever default would be used as a signature.

Get Signature Switch from .

Note well:  Mozilla is working towards eliminating extensions as we know
them and replacing them with Chrome's Webextensions.  It is not known
how many extension developers will redevelop their extensions
accordingly.  It is possible that some features implemented via
extensions cannot be implemented in Webextensions.

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Re: Multiple signatures

[Daniel]

On 15/02/2017 1:26 AM, Jonathan N. Little wrote:

Daniel wrote:

On 14/02/2017 5:42 PM, Ray_Net wrote:

Is it possible to have more than one signature file for the same
account ?

In fact I am interested to have a particular signature for a particular
recipient.


Ray, I don't think you can set-up individualised sig files, but could
you possibly set up the two (or more) sig messages in the one sig file
and then remember to delete the non-applicable portion each time you
compose an e-mail??



Yes you can, you have to make two identities which have their own sig
file and attache it to one account. You switch the signature by
selecting the identity with the "From:" droplist.

I had done this for my wife, back in the day when we shared a "family"
email account. Forgot the procedure since I did it long ago, but I am
sure someone here remembers...

Oh!! Is that right?? So a particular sig file is linked to the 
particular From: address!!


Well, that's my thing for the day!!

This would mean that the OP, Ray, would have to create a seperate 
outgoing e-mail account then he could start an e-mail to the particular 
recipient he mentions, then change the From: and have the particular 
signature file added to the e-mail.


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Re: Multiple signatures

[Ray_Net]

Daniel wrote on 15-02-17 14:43:

On 15/02/2017 1:26 AM, Jonathan N. Little wrote:

Daniel wrote:

On 14/02/2017 5:42 PM, Ray_Net wrote:

Is it possible to have more than one signature file for the same
account ?

In fact I am interested to have a particular signature for a 
particular

recipient.


Ray, I don't think you can set-up individualised sig files, but could
you possibly set up the two (or more) sig messages in the one sig file
and then remember to delete the non-applicable portion each time you
compose an e-mail??



Yes you can, you have to make two identities which have their own sig
file and attache it to one account. You switch the signature by
selecting the identity with the "From:" droplist.

I had done this for my wife, back in the day when we shared a "family"
email account. Forgot the procedure since I did it long ago, but I am
sure someone here remembers...

Oh!! Is that right?? So a particular sig file is linked to the 
particular From: address!!


Well, that's my thing for the day!!

This would mean that the OP, Ray, would have to create a seperate 
outgoing e-mail account then he could start an e-mail to the 
particular recipient he mentions, then change the From: and have the 
particular signature file added to the e-mail.


Yes, but I did not create another outgoing e-mail account, I just added 
a new identity
as explained here 
http://kb.mozillazine.org/Mozilla_Suite_:_FAQs_:_Mail_Aliases

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Re: Multiple signatures - more info

[Jonathan N. Little]

Jonathan N. Little wrote:

Daniel wrote:

On 14/02/2017 5:42 PM, Ray_Net wrote:

Is it possible to have more than one signature file for the same
account ?

In fact I am interested to have a particular signature for a particular
recipient.


Ray, I don't think you can set-up individualised sig files, but could
you possibly set up the two (or more) sig messages in the one sig file
and then remember to delete the non-applicable portion each time you
compose an e-mail??



Yes you can, you have to make two identities which have their own sig
file and attache it to one account. You switch the signature by
selecting the identity with the "From:" droplist.

I had done this for my wife, back in the day when we shared a "family"
email account. Forgot the procedure since I did it long ago, but I am
sure someone here remembers...



I think this is the info you want:



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Re: Multiple signatures - more info

[Ray_Net]

Jonathan N. Little wrote on 14-02-17 15:28:

Jonathan N. Little wrote:

Daniel wrote:

On 14/02/2017 5:42 PM, Ray_Net wrote:

Is it possible to have more than one signature file for the same
account ?

In fact I am interested to have a particular signature for a 
particular

recipient.


Ray, I don't think you can set-up individualised sig files, but could
you possibly set up the two (or more) sig messages in the one sig file
and then remember to delete the non-applicable portion each time you
compose an e-mail??



Yes you can, you have to make two identities which have their own sig
file and attache it to one account. You switch the signature by
selecting the identity with the "From:" droplist.

I had done this for my wife, back in the day when we shared a "family"
email account. Forgot the procedure since I did it long ago, but I am
sure someone here remembers...



I think this is the info you want:




Thanks a lot - This info fulfill my requirements :-)
It works perfectly and I have it adopted ! yeah !

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how to add signatures to emails

[Eddie]

Hi Team,
Searched and searched but cannot find info on how to add signatures to emails...
(I have multiple email accounts...and want to add a different signature to each 
address...)
HELP!!
Eddie
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Problem with S/MIME e-mail signatures in SM 2.6.1

[Ricardo Palomares Martí­nez]

Hi,

I'm having problems to digitally sign messages with SeaMonkey 2.6.1
using my personal certificate issued by a Spanish government agency
(FNMT). The personal certificate is valid (it expires in about two
months from now).

The CA for that agency is not bundled as part of SeaMonkey but I
imported the CA root certificate back in 2009, when I started using
the signature, and it has been working since then without a glitch,
including a couple of PC changes. The CA certificate is also well into
its validity time period.

But now, suddenly, when I try to send e-mails signed with this
certificate, I get a dialog prompting me to configure one or more
personal certificates before using the security feature and
redirecting me to the help contents. Nevertheless to say, the
certificate is correctly installed and selected to be used to sign
e-mail messages.

I've gone so far to remove the certificate from the certificate
database and reimported it, and it has worked for one of my e-mails,
but I forgot to remove the digital signature feature from the
remaining ones, and even though I've removed afterwards, completely
exited SeaMonkey, open it again and choose again the certificate, it
still fails to work.

Although I guess I can remove the digital signature feature from all
my e-mail accounts, remove the certificate, exit SM, open it again,
reimporting the certificate and restore the digital signature in the
selected e-mail accounts, I think something is working wrong in SM. As
I said, the certificate has been working right for years and I even
moved the SM profile from one laptop to another back in February 2011
without any problem.

I've searched Bugzilla but I haven't found anything applicable, though
I have proven to be pretty bad when digging the Bugzilla database. So,
my questions are:

1) Is anyone experiencing similar problems?

2) Should I file the bug (IOW, haven't I missed an existing bug)?

3) Can/Should I apply the full erase-reimport-reconfigure workaround,
or is it better to wait to help diagnosing the problem?

TIA

PS: Since the e-mail account I requested the certificate with is the
one still having problems to use it and the certificate expiration
date is near, I do have some interest in solving this soon. :-)

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