On 6/29/11 2:39 PM, Michael Gordon wrote: > Bill Spikowski wrote: >> S. Beaulieu wrote: >>> Bill Spikowski a écrit : >>>> I use a single e-mail account for personal mail, business mail, and >>>> various nonprofit activities -- that's why I'm looking for a solution >>>> that doesn't restrict me to a single signature for that account. >>>> >>>> How would I change sig files for particular messages, given the >>>> one-sig-per-account limitation? >>> >>> >>> In 2.0 (and I expect in 2.1 also), you can define separate identities >>> for each >>> account, and each identity can have its own sig. You need to go in >>> Edit -> >>> Account Settings, then click on your account's name. You should then >>> see a >>> Manage identities button. Click on it, and there you can add >>> identities (for >>> example, one for business, one for personal, one for nonprofit). >>> >>> Once you're done with that, you can select the proper identity when >>> you compose >>> an email by clicking on the Sender bar at the top of your email >>> writing window, >>> which will allow you to choose which identity to use. Once you select >>> it, you'll >>> see its signature appear. If you change identity at this point, the >>> sig will >>> also change. >> >> >> Thanks for the tip, I had never noticed "manage identities" before! >> > That is all true if you have different mail accounts. > > As I understood the original question was for a single mail account with > the ability to use different signatures depending on where the message > was going to be sent, not which account was going to be used. > > Michael G >
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