i hate my signature, should i change it ?
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Sure, but if you change it, expect people to question it.  Remember,your SS Card and the Drivers License probably have the old signature on them.  In order to get around the questions, you'll have to use the new signature on as many documents as you can get your hands on.
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You can copywrite it. Or you can go to a laywers office and ask them for any advice on what you can do. Or you can do the agreement you talked about that reads that they WONT use it an any manner other then business between you and them. I would definately talk to a laywer and see what your opinions are..
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find a church that don't care about spelling , then admit that you aren't willing to work for a living. If this works- post their address, it will boost their membership.
832395
Who told you, you couldn't change it?  Get in contact with them.  It is a big deal.  They can amend it.  You have proof of identity, you just need to get in touch with the correct people.
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Imitaion is always the best form of change. Practice the British trills and you'll get the hang of it. For a bad example, I change my handwriting style when I get bored with it, adding new frills and whatnot. It takes me a while to catch on, but after writing a few school assignments, I've got the hang of my new style. Good luck!
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i would recommend against it, just because of the fact that it would be hard to type.\n\nthink of the poor HR person who has to input your time on the payroll computer.  now think of the many ways people will attempt to mispell your name to get it to fit in their convenient little boxes.  now imagine trying to convince the bank that it really is YOUR paycheque.  then imagine the bank trying to fit your name onto their little bank forms.\n\nbut, if you're willing to put up with the aggravations, i say go for it!!  speaking as someone who's real name is Mike, i have a definite weakness for names that are unusual, different, or at least not likely to have six other people in the room with the same name.
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If the document requires a signature for legal reasons, it's possible that an email signature won't be accepted. \n\nIf the signature isn't required for legal reasons, look at using a script font, or at scanning in your signature as an image that you can paste into documents before sending them. Any method of doing this is going to make this a document or email with embedded graphics, so it's going to be a larger email than one that only contains the text of your message.
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Not sure. They aren't gunna sue you if you do. It's kinda ugly. Get fonts from here "ww.dafont.com"
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Go to my Q&A and cick on edit my info you can change it there.
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can you elaborate more? do you mean those signatures in forums?
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Change a signature:\n   1.  From the main Microsoft Outlook window, on the Tools menu, click Options, and then click the Mail Format tab.\n   2. In the Compose in this message format list, click the message format that the signature is used with.\n   3. Under Signature, click Signatures.\n   4. Click the signature you want to change, and then click Edit.\n   5. In the Signature text box, type the text you want to include in the signature.\n  You can also paste text to this box from another document.\n   6. To change the paragraph or font format, select the text, click Font or Paragraph, and then select the options you want. These options are not available if you use plain text as your message format.\n\nNote  To change a signature for a single message only, make your changes directly to the signature in the message.
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Simply put - it can't be done.  Customer service is the one area where I don't like Yahoo.  Try contacting them and you'll get some automated message that doesn't even address your question.  On the phone it's not much better.  They just claim that they don't know how to help you and they keep switching you around to different departments.  As far as the username is concerned though, they clearly state that you can't change it.  The only think you can do is start a new account.
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go to mail options, then signature, then you will see your signature, then just delete it. :)
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Depends on your Email program.\n\nIf you use a free email like Yahoo,Hotmail, etc...look for signature link under settings or options.\n\nIf you use outlook go to Tools > Options > Mail Format and change it under Signatures.\n\nSignature is simply a pre-defined Text that is attached at the bottom of your email.
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Doesnt really matter as long as it is readable!\nWhen sometimes, they ask you to print it or cursive, thats the time u need to do it...
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To create / edit a signature for your Yahoo! \n\n   1. Sign in directly to your Yahoo Mail ! \n   2. Click the "Mail Options" then select "Mail Accounts."\n   3. Choose the mail account where you want to create the signature, and click the "Edit" button.\n   4. Your current signature (if any) will be displayed in the text area. You can either change/edit your signature by typing over the existing text, or simply enter a new signature by typing in the blank text area. \n   5. If you would like attach a signature to all of your outgoing messages by default, click on the "Add signature to all messages as default" box beneath the text area, at the bottom of the page.  You can attach your signature by clicking on the "Use my signature" box at the bottom of the Compose screen.\n   6. Click "Save" to save your signature.
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Just start using the one you like better.   If anyone ever actually checks the new one against an old one, you just say you got tired of writing out the whole thing.  If they get really upset, just offer to re-sign with the "old" signature.\n\nBanks routinely do not check signatures on checks below $5,000 or sometimes $10,000.  If you are likely to be writing large checks, next time you are at the bank, mention that you've shortened up your signature and would they like you to add that to the signature card.