True", okay, recording, alright, excellent. So we're going to start with professional signatures. I'm going to show you mine and then we're going to show you how to make your own. We're going to use Thunderbird, but for those of you who have Gmail, which is Linda India, and I know that several on remoting in also have Gmail Yahoo, we'll go over those real quickly too. But it's all the same basic idea. Let me show you one that I've sent out, if I can find it. We're going to show you how to make one and then we'll make one together. Okay, so let me move my controls out of the way. - So, okay, everyone who has Thunderbird, go ahead and open up Thunderbird on your computer. Linda, you have Gmail, so we'll go over yours in just a bit. Alright, so we're going to write, some people call it compose, depending on your email that you're using. Alright, we're not going to extend it to anybody. What we're going to do is we're going to create our signature, and this is what's going to be put on the bottom of every email that you send out. So, you know, put the information on there that you want. That's not my name anymore. Okay, with Thunderbird, it automatically double spaces everything. So, to make things single spaced, you hold your Shift key and then hit your Enter key, and then it'll make it single spaced. Okay, and I'm going to put my name, my position here, and because I'm talking and typing at the same time, might work well. Find your manager, I'm going to put our address. Oh, and I want my business name here too. I don't put my email address in my signature because it's...
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