Gmail tweak you will definitely like

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Gmail labs have come out with a interesting new feature, you can now directly get your Gmail signatures before the quoted text in a reply.

Earlier when we use to click on ‘Reply’ , our Gmail signatures used to get appended on the end of mail and not where you expected.

Follow this path to set it up:

  1. Go To Gmail > Settings(on top right)
  2. Click on ‘Labs’.
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  4. Scroll down to Enable ’signature tweaks’
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  6. Done! To test, just reply to any message …you will now find that the your signature has been appended before the quoted text.
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4 Responses to “Gmail tweak you will definitely like”
  1. Jerome Dane says:

    You may want to check out the following add-on for Firefox that lets you easily manage multiple rich HTML signatures for each address you have set up in Gmail:

    http://blankcanvasweb.com/pages/detail/id_9/n_gmail_signatures/

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  2. [...] This is something new from the Gmail’s super creative team. With this option enabled, you need not cut-paste your signature from the bottom to just after your message. As soon as you click on reply, your signature will automatically appear on the very top. This is especially useful in long mail exchanges. Here is how you can configure Gmail signatures. [...]



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