Directions for Outlook on the Web
📧 How to Add Your Email Signature in Outlook (Windows)
✅ Before You Start
Make sure you have:
A Windows computer
Microsoft Outlook installed
The Word document named SBCSignatureUS (attached at bottom of this article)
Your email account set up in Outlook
STEP 1: Open the Signature Template
Find the file SBCSignatureUS on your computer.
Double-click it to open it in Microsoft Word.
The document should show a formatted signature with:
Your name
Title
Contact information
Logo (if included)
STEP 2: Edit Your Information
Click in the document.
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Replace the placeholder text with:
Your full name
Your title
Your correct phone number
Your email address
⚠️ Be careful not to delete logos or formatting.
STEP 3: Copy the Signature
Click anywhere inside the signature.
Press Ctrl + A (this selects everything).
Press Ctrl + C (this copies it).
STEP 4: Open Outlook
Open Microsoft Outlook.
Click File in the top left corner.
Choose Settings from the menu.
STEP 5: Go to Signature Settings
Click Accounts
Click Signatures
This opens the Signatures window.
STEP 6: Create a New Signature
Click Add signature
Type a name for your signature (example: “Sunshine Signature”)
STEP 7: Paste Your Signature
Click inside the large white editing box.
Press Ctrl + V to paste your signature.
Make sure it looks correct.
If formatting looks strange:
Try pasting again.
Make sure you copied from Word correctly.
STEP 8: Set It as Default
On the right side:
Under New messages, choose your new signature.
Under Replies/forwards, choose your new signature.
This makes it appear automatically in every email.
STEP 9: Save
Click OK
Then click OK again to close Options.
You’re done! 🎉
✉️ Test Your Signature
Click New Email
Make sure your signature appears automatically.
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If it does not appear:
Click Signature in the email toolbar
Select your signature name
🛠 Troubleshooting
Problem: Logo does not appear
→ Make sure you copied the signature directly from Word (not as plain text).
Problem: Formatting looks wrong
→ Delete the signature in Outlook and repeat the copy/paste process.
📧 How to Add Your Email Signature in Outlook on the Web
These instructions are for Outlook in a web browser (like Chrome, Edge, or Safari).
You will copy your signature from the SBCSignatureUS Word document and paste it into Outlook Web.
✅ Before You Start
Make sure you have:
The Word file SBCSignatureUS (attached at bottom of this article)
Your email login
A web browser (Chrome, Edge, Safari, etc.)
Access to Outlook on the web
STEP 1: Open and Edit the Signature Template
Find the file SBCSignatureUS
Open it in Microsoft Word
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Replace the placeholder text with:
Your full name
Your title
Your contact information
⚠️ Do not delete logos or formatting.
STEP 2: Copy the Signature
Click anywhere in the signature.
Press Ctrl + A (Select All)
Press Ctrl + C (Copy)
STEP 3: Open Outlook in Your Browser
Open your browser.
Go to outlook.com
Sign in.
You should now see your inbox.
STEP 4: Open Signature Settings
Click the ⚙️ Gear icon (top right corner).
Click Account
Click Signatures
STEP 5: Paste Your Signature
Click inside the Email signature box.
Press Ctrl + V to paste.
Make sure everything looks correct (spacing, logo, text).
If it looks wrong:
Try copying again from Word.
Make sure you did not paste as plain text.
STEP 6: Turn On Automatic Signature
Below the signature box, check:
☑ Automatically include my signature on new messages
☑ Automatically include my signature on messages I forward or reply to
This makes your signature appear in every email automatically.
STEP 7: Save
Click the Save button at the bottom.
You’re finished! 🎉
✉️ Test It
Click New mail
Your signature should appear automatically.
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If it does not:
Click the three dots (…) in the email toolbar
Click Insert signature
Select your signature
🛠 Troubleshooting
Problem: Logo is missing
→ Make sure you copied directly from Word.
Problem: Signature does not appear automatically
→ Check that both automatic signature boxes are selected.
📧 How to Add Your Email Signature in Outlook for Mac
These instructions are for Outlook on a Mac computer.
You will copy your signature from the SBCSignatureUS Word document and paste it into Outlook.
✅ Before You Start
Make sure you have:
The file SBCSignatureUS (attached at bottom of this article)
Microsoft Outlook installed on your Mac
Microsoft Word installed
Your email account added to Outlook
STEP 1: Open and Edit the Signature Template
Find SBCSignatureUS in Finder.
Double-click to open it in Word.
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Replace the placeholder text with:
Your full name
Your title
Your contact information (if required)
⚠️ Do NOT delete logos or special formatting.
STEP 2: Copy the Signature
Click anywhere inside the signature.
Press Command (⌘) + A to select everything.
Press Command (⌘) + C to copy.
STEP 3: Open Outlook for Mac
Open Outlook from your Applications folder or Dock.
Make sure you are in your inbox.
STEP 4: Open Signature Settings
Click Outlook in the top menu bar (next to the Apple logo).
Click Settings (or Preferences, depending on version).
Click Signatures under Email.
STEP 5: Create a New Signature
Click the + (plus) button.
Type a name for your signature (example: School Signature).
Make sure your correct email account is selected.
STEP 6: Paste Your Signature
Click inside the large editing box.
Press Command (⌘) + V to paste.
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Check that:
Your name is correct
The logo appears
Spacing looks correct
If formatting looks strange:
Delete it
Copy again from Word
Paste again
STEP 7: Set as Default Signature
In the Signatures window:
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Under Choose default signature
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Set your new signature for:
New messages
Replies/Forwards
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This makes it appear automatically in every email.
STEP 8: Close and Save
Close the Signatures window.
Outlook saves automatically.
You’re done! 🎉
✉️ Test Your Signature
Click New Email
Your signature should appear automatically.
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If it does not:
Click Signature in the message toolbar
Choose your signature name
🛠 Troubleshooting
Logo missing?
→ Make sure you copied directly from Word (not as plain text).
Signature not appearing automatically?
→ Check that your new signature is selected as the default for your email account.
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