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Threat Alert – Scammers Taking Advantage Of Japan Disaster
Once again, cybercriminals are using natural disasters to try
and trick Internet users into manmade scams. Following the devastating
earthquake and tsunami in Japan, phony donation requests and dangerous links
started turning up designed to exploit consumer interest and concern. If you
fall for them, you could have your money and credit card information stolen,
as well as your identity.
Be on alert for these types of threats:
 Phony
"donate" emails and websites
—These spam emails may look like they are coming from a legitimate
organization, such as the Red Cross and other relief groups, asking for
donations to help victims of the disaster. They usually include a link
that goes to a phony website that asks for your credit card details and
other personal information. You may also stumble across these dangerous
sites while doing an Internet search for information on the earthquake. - Malicious videos/images — Scammers are spreading malicious links to
"dramatic" videos of the disaster. When you search for news on
the earthquake or tsunami, you may end up clicking on a link that
actually downloads malware onto your computer or takes you to a phishing
site that asks for personal information.
- Social media tricks
— Cybercrooks are also posting donation requests and links to malware on
social networking sites such as Facebook.
To avoid becoming a victim, never respond to a donation request
that arrives via a spam email, text, or instant message, especially if the
request sounds overly urgent. Also, be wary of any request posted to social
media and of any links that promise "dramatic videos" or images
related to the disaster, especially if it is a shortened URL and you can't see
where the link is heading. (Remember that anyone can register an
".org" domain and having one doesn't indicate that the organization
has a charitable status.)
If you'd like to donate to the earthquake and tsunami relief efforts in
Japan, go to your browser and type in the website address of a
well-established international relief organization.
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It’s A SCAM!
Once again, there are emails going around looking as if they are
from PSC. These emails are asking for your PSC login account information
including your password and look very real.
These emails did not come from PSC and you should delete them when you get
them. PSC will never ask for your account information via email.
If you have any questions or comments, do not hesitate to contact us.
Storm Season is Here! Be Prepared!
 Storm
season is here...be prepared! Get peace of mind and save money during storm
season with a maintenance plan covering your phone, Internet or PSCtv
service.
For more information on coverage, hours of service or to sign up for a PSC
maintenance plan, call our office at 1-800-511-4899, 357-2123, 536-3344,
843-5951.
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Community Calendar – Events
St. Meinrad Town-Wide Yard Sales
Friday & Saturday, May 6th & 7th
Sales are to begin each day at 7:00am. A listing of yard sales will be
provided at the food stand. A Food Stand to benefit the Sesquicentennial
Fundraising will be available for breakfast and lunch in the Community
Center.
Relay For Life Team Yard Sale
Friday, May 6th at 7:00am to 5:00pm & Saturday, May 7th at 7:00am to
12Noon
St Meinrad Abbey Annex.
Southern Indiana Horseman Club – Spring Trail Ride
May 7th and 8th
Click
here for more information and to view the calendar.
Holiday World's Opening Day
Saturday, May 7th at 9:30am to 5:30pm CT - Holiday World & Splashin' Safari
- Santa Claus
Celebrate opening day for Holiday's World's 2011 season! Enjoy a full day at
the park known worldwide for their friendly staff, cleanliness, and
family-friendly prices. Holiday World features 3 of the top-rated wooden
roller coasters in the world! Visit Holiday World in Santa Claus, Indiana!
For more information, call Holiday World & Splashin' Safari: (877)
463-2645 or click here.
"The Goonies" at Lincoln Amphitheatre
Saturday, May 7th at 8:00pm CT - Lincoln Amphitheatre - Lincoln City
Follow along with a group of kids who embark on an exciting journey after
finding a pirate treasure map in "The Goonies." Movies will come to
life on Lincoln Amphitheatre’s 40 x 30 foot screen. It is FREE to watch the
film, but monetary donations are appreciated. Lincoln Amphitheatre is nestled
inside Lincoln State Park, a $5 in-state and $7 out-of-state per car gate fee
applies. For more information, call Lincoln Amphitheatre: (800) 264-4223 or click here.
8th Annual Chalk Walk Arts Festival
Saturday, May 7th at 8:30am to 4:00pm ET - Downtown Jasper
Entire day of family-friendly arts fun, food and entertainment. Click here
to learn more, see photos, or get registration forms or Art Market and Food
vendor forms.
Splashin' Safari's Opening Day
Friday, May 13th at 10:30am to 6:30pm CT - Holiday World & Splashin'
Safari - Santa Claus
Start the summer season off right with Holiday World and Splashin' Safari!
Ride the World's Longest Water Coaster, Wildebeest, and play in the new
Safari Sam's SplashLand! Visit the theme park/water park combo in Santa
Claus, Indiana! For more information, call Holiday World & Splashin'
Safari: (877) 463-2645 or click here.
Hike at Mammoth Cave Trail
Saturday, May 14th at 9am to 4pm - Mammoth Cave, Mammoth Cave, Kentucky
Perry County Park & Rec Dept will do a 4 mile hike starting at the
Mammoth Cave Trail in Mammoth, Kentucky. Hikers can meet at Noble's IGA in
Tell City at 9:00am. For more information call Bob at 812-746-2646 or the
office at 547-3453.
3rd annual Teens Aware of Christ (TAC) 5K Run/Walk
Saturday, May 14th at St. Meinrad Recreation Field, St Meinrad, IN
Sign in 6:30am CT - Race begins 7:30am CT
Click
Here for Entry Form and more information.
Safe Sitter Babysitting Course Registration Due
Please register by May 17
Friday, June 3 at 8:15am to 4:00pm CT - Perry County EMS/Rescue Building
Ages: 11 to 13 years Class fee: $30 per student ($15 scholarships are
available based on need)
Safe Sitter is a medically accurate program that teaches boys and girls how
to handle emergencies when caring for young children. Class size is limited
and students are registered on a first come, first serve basis. Instructors;
Shelley Poole, R.N. and Caryn Weiss, R.N., Perry County Memorial Hospital For
more information, or to register for the class, call or e-mail: Caryn Weiss,
R.N., at 547-0125, cweiss@pchospital.org.
Safe Sitter is sponsored by Perry County Memorial Hospital. Click
Here for more information.
Stir-N-Up Hope Meeting
Thursday, May 19th at 6:30pm CST
The meeting is held in Room 9 (Spencer County ARC Office) of the Lifetime
Learning Center at 319 South 5th Street in Rockport. Volunteers and visitors
are invited and always welcome. For more information or directions, visit www.stir-n-uphope.org.
Fulda Sportsman Club Craft Show & More
Saturday, May 21st at 8:00am to 3:00pm CST - Fulda Sportsman Club Fulda, IN
This will be held in conjunction with Town Wide Yard Sale. New this year will
be a Car Show and Corn Hole Tournament. Food, including BBQ dinners, will be
available all day. If interested in having a craft booth, showing a car or
for more information, phone 812-357-5139.
Supporting the Ferdinand Folk Festival - Will Kimbrough
Saturday, May 21st at 7:00pm ET - Ferdinand American Legion, 425 Main Street,
Ferdinand, IN
The Ferdinand Folk Festival is pleased to announce the return of Will
Kimbrough for an intimate performance at the Ferdinand American Legion.
Tickets are $15 a piece with all net proceeds benefiting the 2011 Ferdinand
Folk Festival. Please contact Marc Steczyk at msteczyk@ferdinandindiana.org
or call 812-367-2282 to reserve your seats.
For more information about the Ferdinand Folk Festival, please visit www.ferdinandfolkfestival.com.
Spring Rendezvous Festival
Saturday, May 21st – Sunday, May 22nd at 10:00am to 4:00pm CT - Lincoln
Pioneer Village - Rockport
Meet Young Abe at the Lincoln Pioneer Village & Museum during the annual
Spring Rendezvous Festival in Rockport, Indiana. There will be hawk and knife
throwing contests as well as Civil War Tributes including muzzle loading
demonstrations, food, music, and more. Enjoy penny farthing high wheelers
exhibition demonstrations by the Indiana Wheelman out of Indianapolis. For more
information, call Lincoln Pioneer Village & Museum: (812) 649-9147 or click here.
"ET" at Lincoln Amphitheatre
Saturday, May 21st at 8:00pm CT - Lincoln Amphitheatre, Lincoln City
Explore the journey of a lifetime as a group of earth children help a
stranded alien return home in "ET." Movies come to life on Lincoln
Amphitheatre’s 40 x 30 foot screen. It is FREE to watch the film, but
monetary donations are appreciated. Lincoln Amphitheatre is nestled inside
Lincoln State Park, a $5 in-state and $7 out-of-state per car gate fee
applies. For more information, call Lincoln Amphitheatre: (800) 264-4223 or click here.
Hike at Yellow Birch Trail
Sunday, May 22nd at 12:30pm to 4:30pm - Yellow Birch Trail, Taswell, Indiana
Perry County Park & Rec Dept will do a 2 mile hike starting at the Yellow
Birch Trail in Taswell, IN. Hikers can meet at Noble's IGA in Tell City at
12:30 pm or at St. Croix at 1:00pm. For more information call Bob at
812-746-2646 or the office at 547-3453.
Ghostwalk
Saturday, May 28th at 7:00pm CT - Lincoln State Park , Lincoln City
Walk on the same trails Abe Lincoln walked as a boy and wind your way through
Lincoln's Neighborhood on this guided tour. Meet the group at the Lincoln
Amphitheatre parking lot. For more information, call Lincoln State Park:
(812) 937-4710.
"The Wizard of OZ"
June 4,th at 7:00pm CT - Lincoln Amphitheatre at Lincoln City
Movies come to life on Lincoln Amphitheatre’s 40 x 30 foot screen. It is FREE
to watch the film, but monetary donations are appreciated. Lincoln
Amphitheatre is nestled inside Lincoln State Park, a $5 in-state and $7
out-of-state per car gate fee applies. For more information, call 800-264-4223
Spencer County Fair
June 8th - June 11th - Spencer County Fairgrounds - Grandview
"Indiana's Longest Running County Fair" will celebrate its 157th
year in 2011. The fair kicks off on Sunday, June 5, with the largest
scholarship pageant in the state and continues June 8-11. Events include the
largest demolition derby in the tri-state, kids’ games and pageants,
bluegrass music, and a new Friday night "Suds and Sounds" beer
garden.
For more information, visit http://www.spencercountyfairindiana.com/
or call the Spencer County Visitors Bureau: (888)444-9252.
St. Meinrad 150th Anniversary
June 9th - June 12th - Saint Meinrad, IN
Celebrate the 150th anniversary of the town and parish of St. Meinrad on June
9-12, 2011. Pageants, contests, entertainment, food and more! For more
information, visit http://www.stmeinrad150.org/.
Junior Ranger Day at Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial
June 11th at 10:00am to 12:00pm CT - Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial -
Lincoln City
Beginning on Saturday, June 11, 2011, and for each Saturday through August
13, 2011, Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial will offer special Junior Ranger
programs oriented toward children ages 6 to 12 between 10:00 am and 12:00 pm
CDT at the Living Historical Farm. For more information, contact Lincoln
Boyhood National Memorial: (812) 937-4541.
"Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory" at Lincoln
Amphitheatre
June 11th at 8:00pm CT - Lincoln Amphitheatre - Lincoln City
Movies come to life on Lincoln Amphitheatre’s 40 x 30 foot screen. It is FREE
to watch the film, but monetary donations are appreciated. Lincoln
Amphitheatre is nestled inside Lincoln State Park, a $5 in-state and $7
out-of-state per car gate fee applies. For more information, contact Lincoln
Amphitheatre: (800) 264-4223
St. Meinrad 150th Anniversary Parade
June 12th - 1:00pm CT - Saint Meinrad Archabbey - Saint Meinrad
Celebrate the 150th anniversary of the town and parish of St. Meinrad at the
Sesquicentennial celebration and parade. For more information, visit http://www.stmeinrad150.org/.
Women's Luncheon
Thursday, June 16,th at 12 noon to 1pm CT - Patio Steakhouse Hwy 66 between
Tell City & Cannelton
Come and enjoy lunch with the ladies of our community and learn about a topic
that interests you! We meet on the third Thursday of each month. For more
info call Cheri at 812-547-2385.
Junior Ranger Day at Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial
June 18th at 10:00am to 12:00pm CT - Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial -
Lincoln City
Each Saturday through August 13, 2011, Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial will
offer special Junior Ranger programs oriented toward children ages 6 to 12
between 10:00am and 12:00pm CDT at the Living Historical Farm. For more
information, contact Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial: (812) 937-4541
Heritage Day
June 18th at 10:00am to 02:00pm - Buffalo Run Farm - Lincoln City
Feed the buffalo at 11:00am CDT. See old-fashioned demonstrations and
heritage farm livestock. Be sure to check out the delicious restaurant inside
or browse through Native American souvenirs at the gift shop! For more
information, contact Buffalo Run Farm, Grill & Gifts: (812) 937-2799
Hike at O'Bannon Woods
Saturday, June 18th at 9am to 2pm - O'Bannon Woods, Leavenworth, Indiana
Perry County Park & Rec Dept will do a 3 mile hike starting at the
O'Bannon Woods in Leavenworth, IN. Hikers can meet at Noble's IGA in Tell
City at 9:00am or at St. Croix at 9:30am. For more information call Bob at
812-746-2646 or the office at 547-3453.
"The Muppet Movie"
June 18th at 8:00pm CT - Lincoln Amphitheatre - Lincoln City
Movies come to life on Lincoln Amphitheatre’s 40 x 30 foot screen. It is FREE
to watch the film, but monetary donations are appreciated. Lincoln
Amphitheatre is nestled inside Lincoln State Park, a $5 in-state and $7
out-of-state per car gate fee applies. For more information, contact Lincoln
Amphitheatre: (800) 264-4223
First Day of Summer
June 21st at 8:00am to 5:00pm CT - Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial -
Lincoln City
Enjoy the first day of summer and free admission into the Lincoln Boyhood
National Memorial.
Visit the site where Abraham Lincoln spent his childhood and learn about the
lives of the Lincoln family, who lived here in a pioneer community from 1816
to 1830. For more information, contact Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial:
(812) 937-4541
Spencer County 4H Fair
June 24th - June 28th - Spencer County Youth & Community Center -
Chrisney
Join us for five fun-filled days of food, livestock shows, 4-H exhibits, and
community pride. 4-H projects will be on display every day of the Fair.
Entertainment at the Fair will include Tractor Pulls, Music on outdoor stage,
car show, Karaoke, and more! Join us for a great time with a small town USA
atmosphere at this year’s Spencer County 4-H Fair. The admission is $5 per
car and gets you into all the events during a day. For more information,
contact Spencer County Visitors Bureau: (888) 444-9252.
Junior Ranger Day at Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial
June 25th at 10:00am - 12:00 noon CT - Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial -
Lincoln City
Each Saturday through August 13, 2011, Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial will
offer special Junior Ranger programs oriented toward children ages 6 to 12
between 10:00 am and 12:00 pm CDT at the Living Historical Farm. For more
information, contact Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial: (812) 937-4541.
Hike at Tipsaw Lake
Sunday, June 26th at 12:30pm to 3:30pm - Tipsaw Lake Trail
Perry County Park & Rec Dept will do a 5 mile hike starting at the Tipsaw
Lake Entrance. Hikers can meet at Noble's IGA in Tell City at 12:30pm or at
the entrance of Tipsaw Lake at 1:00pm. For more information call Bob at
812-746-2646 or the office at 547-3453.
Perry County Chamber of Commerce Event Calendar
Click here for the
Perry County Chamber of Commerce Event Calendar
Spencer County Upcoming Events
Click here for
the Upcoming Events Calendar.
Dubois County Upcoming Events Calendar
Click here for the
Events Calendar.
Community Table
Community Table is open every Thursday evening (except holidays) to offer a
free nutritional meal to anyone in need, or for anyone who would enjoy the
companionship of others. Held in the Dale Presbyterian Church basement (use
the rear entrance across from the Integra Bank drive through), the door opens
at 4:30pm CT and the meal is served from 5:30-6:30pm. CT. Doors will close at
7pm CT. Everyone is welcome. There is no charge. Bring a friend.
Line Dancing
Every Monday night at 6pm CT
Santa Claus Community Center in Santa Claus, IN
Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced...come and join us.
COMMUNITY CALENDAR - HEALTH RELATED CLASSES, ETC.
Perry County Memorial Hospital Screenings, Classes, Etc.
- Home Health Free Blood Pressure & Blood Sugar
Screening - click
here for more information.
- Wellness Connection Free Health Screenings - click
here for more information.
- Fresh Start Free Quit Smoking Clinic - click
here for more information.
- Walmart Free Health Screenings - click
here for more information.
Memorial Hospital and Health Care Center Sponsored Meetings,
Groups, Classes, Etc.
Click
here to see a list of the Support Groups, Classes, Meetings, etc.
sponsored each month by Memorial Hospital and Health Care Center.tc.
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Two To View – A Couple Of Amazing Videos You Don't Want To Miss
There's an animal theme to this month's featured videos. We
think they're the "purr-fect" way to add some fun to your day.
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A young woman named Mel shows off her incredible talent for
doing animal impressions—starting with a dog and cat and moving into more than
a dozen others including an owl, wolf, peacock, horse, monkey, and parrot.
Close your eyes and you'll think you're at the zoo! This charming video has
received well over two million hits.
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What could be cuter than cats playing pattycake? How about cats
playing pattycake while "talking" to each other and trading
barbs? Even if you're not particularly a cat lover, this playful video will
make you smile. It's amazing how well these two cats master the movements.
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This Month's FAQ – Which Is Correct: E-mail Or Email?
 Question: I've
noticed that some people include a hyphen when spelling e-mail and others
simply use email. Which is considered to be the correct format?
Answer: The e-mail vs. email debate was recently settled by the
editors of the AP Stylebook—the de facto style and usage guide for
much of the news media. They announced that email is now the preferred format
since it reflects majority usage. This transition is indicative of the
evolving nature of language. When "electronic mail" was first
introduced, Internet technology required more explanation and a hyphen was
used in e-mail to emphasize the concept of electronic.
Another example of the evolution of language is LOL. Today, LOL stands for
"laugh out loud" but back in 1960, those letters stood for
"little old lady." The Oxford English Dictionary officially added
LOL as a word in March 2011, along with FYI (for your information). Why? So
many of us are using these expressions in emails, on Facebook, etc., that
they've become part of our language.
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Sites Of The Month – Great Sites To Check Out In May
Is It Rogue Security Software?
lavasoft.com – To
keep your computer safe from threats, you need to be aware of rogue security
software, which falsely claims to protect your computer and can actually
threaten computer security. The Rogue Gallery is a resource that keeps
computer users safe from rogue security software by providing a comprehensive
database of current rogue security applications. You can use this site to
check for the latest threats, check for threats alphabetically, or submit
possible rogue programs.
Disaster Preparation Tips
ready.gov – Any number of
disasters—such as tornadoes, earthquakes, floods, and fires—can mean you'll
need to survive on your own for a period of time. Disasters are, by nature,
unexpected but there are steps you can take to prepare for them. This FEMA
(Federal Emergency Management Agency) site explains what to have in your
emergency preparedness kit and how to create a Family Emergency Plan. There
are also resources for keeping up to date on emergency situations and a
special section to get kids involved to help them feel safe.
Household How-Tos
tipnut.com – Spring
is a great time to work on special projects from crafts to cleaning to
cooking. This helpful site features tips in all of these categories and more.
Learn how to remove stubborn carpet stains, make a raised garden bed, get rid
of flies, or cook a perfect sunny-side-up egg. When you find a tip you like,
you can share it on Facebook or Twitter. You can also submit your own tips or
sign up for a newsletter to receive tips via email.
Cheapest Gas
gasbuddy.com – Don't let high gas
prices put the brakes on your road trip plans. Use this site's Trip Cost
Calculator to determine the best places to fill up along the way. When you
get back from your trip, visit the site to find the cheapest gas sources in
your area. You can also check out the Gas Price Heat Map to see how prices in
your area compare to those in other parts of the country.
Top Chefs' Recipes
cookstr.com – This site is similar
to other cooking sites, but with a twist: You get to meet the chefs behind
the recipes. So if you like the style of a certain chef, you can review
his/her collection for similar dishes. The site includes Irish chefs, pastry
chefs, sauce experts, and more. Search for a recipe to try or check out the
bios of the featured chefs. And don't forget to sign up for The Cookstr 10,
an eNewsletter that delivers 10 delicious recipes to your inbox each week.
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Short Tutorial – Setting Up A Signature For Your Emails
A signature is a block of
text placed at the bottom of your outgoing emails to "sign off" and
close the messages. The primary purpose of a signature is to let people know
who you are and how to contact you. Many people also take this opportunity to
convey a bit of their personality through the use of a favorite quotation or
a particular font.
What you include in your signature is up to you, and you may want to create a
couple of signatures - such as one for business and one for personal use. To
set up a signature, follow the steps below for your email program.
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Up a Signature for Your Emails When Using ...
Email Program: Windows Live Mail
Computer Operating System: Windows Vista and Windows 7
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- With Windows Live Mail open, click your cursor arrow
on the down arrow to the right of the Ribbon, hover your cursor arrow
over "Options" and select "Mail..." from the
resulting drop-down menu.
- When the Options window opens, select the
"Signatures" tab.
- In the "Signatures" section, click on the
"New" button.
- In the "Edit Signature" section, enter the
personal signature that you would like to appear on future emails.
- In the "Signature settings" section, check
the box next to "Add signatures to all outgoing messages" so
that your signature automatically appears in new emails.
- Once you have entered your signature and checked the
box, click on the "Apply" button and then click "OK"
to accept the signature and close the Options window.
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Setting
Up a Signature for Your Emails When Using ...
Email Program: Windows Live Mail
Computer Operating System: Windows XP
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- With Windows Live Mail open, in the upper right
corner of the screen, click your cursor arrow on the "Menus"
button and select "Options..." from the resulting drop-down
menu.
- When the Options window opens, select the
"Signatures" tab.
- In the "Signatures" section, click on the
"New" button.
- In the "Edit Signature" section, enter the
personal signature that you would like to appear on future emails.
- In the "Signature settings" section, check
the box next to "Add signatures to all outgoing messages" so
that your signature automatically appears in new emails.
- Once you have entered your signature and checked the
box, click on the "Apply" button and then click "OK"
to accept the signature and close the Options window.
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Up a Signature for Your Emails When Using ...
Email Program: Mozilla Thunderbird 3.19
Computer Operating System: Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, and
Mac OS X 10.6
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- With Mozilla Thunderbird open, click on
"Tools" from the menu bar and select "Account
Settings..." from the resulting drop-down menu. The Account
Settings window will open.
- On the left side of the Account Settings window,
click on your email address.
- On the right side of the Account Settings window,
look for a large field titled "Signature text." Type the
signature you would like to use for this account into the field.
- Click on the "OK" button to accept the
signature and close the Account Settings window.
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Up a Signature for Your Emails When Using ...
Email Program: Mail.app 3.6
Computer Operating System: Mac OS X 10.6
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- With Mail.app open, click your cursor arrow on the
"Mail" menu and select "Preferences" from the
resulting drop-down menu.
- When the Preferences window opens, click on the
"Signatures" icon.
- You will now see three panes. The first pane has a
list of your accounts. Click on the account that you want to create a
signature for. It will now be highlighted.
- Under the middle pane, you will see two buttons—one
with a plus (+) sign, the other with a minus (-) sign. Click on the plus
sign. A signature with the name "Signature #1" will appear in
the middle pane. In the third pane, you will see the default signature
that Mail has created for this account.
- If you would like to change the default signature,
click on any part of it and enter your own text.
- To get the font of your signature to match the
default font in your message, check the box next to "Always match
my default message font."
- Click on the "Choose Signature:" button and
select "In Sequential Order" to get your new signature to show
up automatically when you create a new email message.
- If you would like to have the signature appear above
quoted text when you reply to a message, check the box next to "Place
signature above quoted text."
- When you have the signature settings the way you want
them, click on the red button in the upper left corner of the
Preferences window.
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