Default Signatures

Use this screen to append a signature to all messages sent by your MDaemon users. Use the Signatures screen on the Domain Manager if you wish to use a different signatures for users of specific domains—when a domain-specific signature exists it will be used instead of the Default Signature. Signatures are added to the bottom of messages, except for mailing list messages using a footer, in which case the footer is added below the Signature. You can also use the Account Editor's Signature feature to add individual signatures for each Account. Account signatures are added just before Default or Domain Signatures.

Plain text signature

This area is for inserting a plain text signature. If you wish to designate a corresponding html signature to be used in the text/html part of multipart messages, use the HTML signature area below. If a signature is included in both places then MDaemon will use the appropriate one for each part of the multipart message. If no html signature is specified then the plain text signature will be used in both parts.

HTML signature (cut-and-paste from your favorite HTML editor)

This area is for inserting an HTML signature to be used in the text/html part of multipart messages. If a signature is included both here and in the Plain text signature area above, MDaemon will use the appropriate one for each part of the multipart message. If no plain text signature is specified then the html will be used to create one.

To create your html signature, either type the html code here manually or cut-and-paste it directly from your favorite HTML editor. If you wish to include inline images in your HTML signature, you can do so by using the $ATTACH_INLINE:path_to_image_file$ macro.

For example:

<IMG border=0 hspace=0 alt="" align=baseline src="$ATTACH_INLINE:c:\images\mr_t_and_arnold.jpg$">

There are also several ways you can insert inline images into Default and Domain Signatures from within MDaemon's Remote Administration web interface:

On the Signature/Footer screen in Remote Administration, click the "Image" toolbar button in the HTML editor and select the upload tab
On the Signature/Footer screen in Remote Administration, click the "Add image" toolbar button in the HTML editor.
Drag and drop an image into the Signature/Footer screen's HTML editor with Chrome, FireFox, Safari, or MSIE 10+
Copy and paste an image from the clipboard into the Signature/Footer screen's HTML editor with Chrome, FireFox, MSIE 11+

 

<body></body> and <html></html> tags are not allowed in signatures and will be removed when found.

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