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WiseStamp is available as an add-on for Firefox,Chrome, and Thunderbird.
This article will take you through the WiseStamp setup process as seen in Google Chrome.
In the free version it’s possible for you to set up a personal and a business signature.
The editor follows the WYSIWYG system, meaning thatwhatyouseeiswhatyouget.
The particularly skilled and daring can edit the source in HTML.
Underneath the WYSIWYG editor, you will find tabs forEmail Apps,Social Icons,IM Icons, andDesign.
Click thePreviewbutton in the bottom right to see how it changes the look of your signature.
as text, icons, and under what label.
Use thePreviewbutton to ensure you are happy with the result.
One of the most interesting WiseStamp features isEmail Apps, which can add dynamic content to your signature.
you’re free to choose apps from several categories, including social and business.
Once you are happy with the result, clickOKin the bottom right to exit the editor.
Then switch to your webmail client and test your new signature.
If your client was open before you installed WiseStamp, reload the respective page or restart the web app.
In Gmail you should see WiseStamp come up in the top right of the Google navigation bar.
For support with technical issues in WiseStamp, hey consult the comprehensiveWiseStamp Help Center.
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