Signatures - A quick question...

[RESteve]

I've been using gmail for business (I'm a realtor) for quite some time, and one thing has really bothered me.brbrdiv style="margin-left: 40px;"Is there any way to have the signatures append after the actual message; or does it always come after the message is quoted?brbr/divbrReason being is after each reply I'd like my contact info to be on the bottom of that particular message, not the end of the whole conversation. I know when you reply in gmail it hides the quote under greyed out text, when clicking on it, it expands. But I see when an email is sent that whole text is usually opened up under traditional email browsers such as outlook or thunderbird.brbrLet me know if this is too confusing; I'll post screenshots if so.brbrThanks for any help!brbr

[mondine]

I don't span style="font-style: italic;"think/span you can change that default behaviour.brWhat you could do, is use an automated form-filler software (there're lots of good free ones)brto paste in a standard blurb witha hot-key combo, wherever you want it.br

[RESteve]

That doesn't sound too bad, could you possibly recommmend a good form filler software?

Thanks for the quick reply, by the way, Mondine.

[mondine]

I use a freeware program called Memokeys (I guess you can look it up) img src="/richedit/smileys/Happy/12.gif" border="0" brIt's a nice, versatile program that lets you set a user-defined combination of F keys + any other key,brto insert whatever text you want. I use it for a number of repetitive tasks.brbr

[kks_krishna]

I think we cannot change the behaviour. It annoys me also when reply to the actual message. Googlers will come up with a solution.

[RESteve]

Weird. The maker's site of Memokeys isn't there anymore, and most links I find to download are all dead ends. You wouldn't happen to have the installation file, would you? The freeware version?

[mondine]

Nuts. I wish I span style="font-style: italic;"had/span kept that one.brI probably didn't think of it at the time, because there were quite a few freeware programs with similar functions.brBut a quick look around shows all the ones that I had in mind have gone shareware (as so often happens).brI'll have a look around later, and see what I can find.br

[Albatross]

oldversion.com might have it...

[mondine]

Okay, I've been hunting around and fooling with stuff.brIt looks like a href="http://www.shortkeys.com/lite.htm"Short Keys Lite/a (freeware 'lite' version) would do for the task.br