Creating an Email Signature in Outlook Web App (OWA) 2010

Last time, I showed you how to create a signature in Microsoft Outlook 2013.  Now, I'm going to show you how to create a signature in Outlook Web App (OWA) 2010.  Now since OWA is a stripped-down version of Outlook, the signature functionality is pretty limited.  You only have the option for one signature, and it will be automatically added to every new message and reply you create.

1.  First thing's first; browse to your company's OWA site, and log in with your credentials.

 

2.  After you get logged in, click "Options" in the upper-right corner, right below your name.  Click See All Options" from this menu.


3.  You should see a menu on the left side of the window now.  Click "Settings".


4.  With Settings open, you should be greeted with a "E-Mail Signature" editor in the center of the window.  Enter your information in the text box, and style/format your signature to your liking.  Once you are finished, click "Save" in the lower right corner.  Simple as that!

Creating an Email Signature in Microsoft Outlook 2013

Looking for an easy way to create one or more email signatures in Outlook 2013?  Well look no further!  I'll show you how in a few simple steps.


 1.  In Outlook 2013, click the File menu on the top bar, and select Options.

 

 

2.  In the Options window, click Mail from the left-side menu, and click the Signatures button.

 

 

 

 
 3.  Click the New button.

 

4.  Type in a name for your signature.  For this example, we will use "Signature".

5.  In the Edit Signature box, create your signature.  Common email signatures include, but are not limited to first and last name, job position/title, company name, and a phone number.  Below is an example of a email signature:

 

6.  Under the Choose Default Signature section, make sure your email address is selected under Email Account, and make sure your newly created signature is selected under New Messages and Replies/Forwards.  Click OK on both screens.

7.  OPTIONAL:  In Outlook 2013, you can create as many email signatures as you want.  Just use Steps 3 - 5 to create any additional signatures you would like.  Want to have a custom signature for new emails, and another custom signature for replies?  No problem!  After you have your signatures created, just specify them under the New Messages and Replies/Forwards boxes.  Simple as that!