when answering an email.use compose, on the bottom of that paper there is a name that is used as a signature to sign off how do I cahnge that name to something else
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if u r using the yahoo mail then follow the procedure as below\n1- go to yahoo option at upper right corner of the mail screen it is shown like ' OPTIONS '\n2- go to the down side and u will see the option signature\n3- click on it and u can change u r signature. ok\nif problem occurs then mail me at nikhil_agrawal_27@yahoo.co.in
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Go to office.microsoft.com and select templates, there are many letters you can use (they are free) you just personalize them to your need.  The link below is for a letter of resignation.
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Make sure your e-mail client software isn't using a default stationery.  You may have accidentally set up a blank default stationery that has a bunch of "Return" characters in it.  \n\nGood luck!
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:\ni HAVE KNONW  ............................... SINCE .........................,\nAND i AM PLEASED TO SAY THAT HE IS A GOOD STUDENT, WITH MAIN INTEREST IN ................................ ALSO I WANT TO RECOMMEND HIM AS A RESPONSIBLE, DISCIPLINED, UNDERSTANDING AND HELPFUL PERSON.\nAT THE END PUT THE PLACE WHERE YOU ARE AND THE DATE OF THE DAY MOTH AND YEAR IN LETTER.\nAT THE END YOUR NAME AND SIGNATURE AND YOUR TITLE
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if you are in Yahoo mail, while in the message REPLY it to yourself. I dont know how to keep it there, but you could FLAG it you want it to stand out from the others
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yes. you can type it in a word file and save it. you can copy paste it in mail box or you can attach the file . this option is given just below the address bar in compose mail option. \n\nemail it  when it is attached.
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Use the BCC: field. It is 'Blind Carbon Copy' or 'Blind Courtesy Copy' (whichever you prefer). Regardless, any receipint in the bcc field will not be shown in the e-mail.
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Very much depends on who you're writing to and in what context. Any letter ending in "Yours sincerely" or "Yours Faithfully" (ie formal) I would recommend signing J. Daniels or Jack Daniels in full.\n\nHowever if you're writing to a personal contact and you sign it "Love" or "Best Wishes"  you could just use Jack, or Jack D.
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you can't delete it because it's already been sent and not re-writable. you can just copy-paste what you want to forward into another compose email window.
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Is it emails you're talking about? in the email there should be an option at the bottom in small writing to click on if you don't want any more of those emails...
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A boldface lie: "Hi, I'm here from the government, and I'd like to help". We type your names in all capital letters when we mail you anything, because in Business Law this denotes a corporation not a living being.  The body of the letter to you is in capital and lower case letters. Everything the government does is legal, and done from a legal perspective. We are NOT yelling at you when we address you, merely being legal. You are a dead entity; a fiction, you only exist on paper or as an entry in a computer bank. It has nothing to do with Etiquette or yelling or any such nonsense as that.  All caps denotes you, as far as we are concerned.\n\nOne more thing that may seem confusing to you, from a legal perspective.... Your address is not really the house number on the building you reside at. That information actually belongs to the Post Office, not to you. It is therefore their address, not yours. \n\nTechnically, as well as legally, you are addressed by your Christian name and your given name. To be legal and in good standing they should always be written out in capital letters and lower case letters in order to represent a living being. This also means no abreviations for your middle name, if you were given one. Example:  John Q. Public should be written out as John Quincy, Public with a comma or semi-colon separating the given name from the family names....to be legal.  Bottom line: your name is your address, not some numbers on a building.\n\nOther uses on this site and others like it use the all caps because of the lack of emphasis available to the writer in this format. No color, font sizing, no underlining, no bold facing, etc.  Hope this helps.
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on the top left of the blank page write ur address.after that leave a line and put date below it.below the date write the address of the person u are writing to.the below it write subject.below it write salutation.then start the letter explainig ur problem in 2 paragraphs.then conclude the letter in the last para
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oh please next time you ask a question make sure it makes sense!!!! Did you mean TYPING?\n\nand you would use italics.
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if you open the email in the bottom (tiny letters) it has the option of unsuscribing from it. if it does not. you can sue them. because it is illegal
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It really kind of defeats the purpose if someone else writes it for you.  Wouldn't you feel like a fraud?  Anyway, here you go:\n\nRoses are red\nViolets are blue\nI'm nothing without you\nNothing but poo.
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you write to whom you want to pay. If you are not sure of the company name that you are going to write it to. Somtimes companys have one name but, they go by another. You can leave it blank but, if you are going to mail it then I would write a name on it.
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just cut off the name or make a new mail and copy and paste what you want to send.