Add signature

Hello,
How to add Signature to the post? Or do we need to add manually every time?
I have not seen such option in My control panel/settings.
Thanks.

jgarry wrote:
What's wrong with egotistical purposes? I fondly remember some sigs years on. Gotta be short though.
Heck, I can know more about you from 1993 than from seeing your posts here...There's a difference between a sig and a tagline.
Stopped using sigs quite early. Back then it was also discouraged as it only add useless bytes to transfers over 9600 BAUD modems.
Was very fond of the latter. Use RoboMail to read mail forums offline (the days of Sparky and QWK) and had a sizeable tagline database in my mail reader. And sometimes, a worthwhile response was simply an empty mail with a tagline. :-)

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>>> On Thursday, October 14, 2010 at 12:36 PM,
kcharrisjr<[email protected]> wrote:
> kcharrisjr;2034095 Wrote:
>> I have a working app that retrieves AddressBook/Contacts, properly sets
>> up and sends email with attachments.
>>
>> Now I am trying to add the default signature to the outgoing message.
>>
>> I can successfully get the user's signatures and find the default
>> signature, but I cannot figure out how to add it to the email. I have
>> tried making a message part and adding that to the body with no success.
>> I have read the javadocs, searched the sample code and read everything I
>> can find about signatures in the forums, but I cannot make it work. Any
>> help?
>>
>> Here's how I am getting the signature, if that helps:
>> Holder<Signatures> signatures = new Holder<Signatures>();
>> gwPort.getSignaturesRequest(true, signatures, status);
>> if(status.value.getCode() != 0) {
>> isError = true;
>> errorMsg = status.value.getDescription();
>> }else {
>> Signatures usersigs = signatures.value;
>> List<Signature> mySignatures = usersigs.getSignature();
>> Signature mySignature = null;
>> for(int x = 0; x < mySignatures.size(); x++){
>> if(mySignatures.get(x).isDefault()){
>> mySignature = mySignatures.get(x);
>> }
>> }
>> if(mySignature != null){
>> }
>> ...
>
> After further digging, I have discovered that the signature above is
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> phone number. Went sent from the GroupWise client these are attached
> automatically as well. Is there any way to attach a user's local
> signature to all emails?
>
> Thanks

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