A signature consists of a few lines of text that can be added to the end of your e-mail messages. You can write anything you want in your signature, and signatures vary greatly from person to person. Some things that are often included in a signature are the sender's full name, the organization they represent, their home page address, and a short quote.

It is considered good netiquette to include a signature with all your e-mail messages and newsgroups postings, and to keep your signature no more than five lines long.

• Netscape Navigator 3 and Netscape 2
• Netscape Messenger (Communicator) 4
• Microsoft Outlook Express

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