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How to set multiple e-mail signatures on iOS 6

Having only one e-mail signature is a thing of the past for iOS. Here's how to set an e-mail signature for each e-mail account on your iOS 6 device.

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Multiple e-mail signatures, a feature that should have been in iOS from day one, has finally been added to the operating system with the iOS 6 update.

Before iOS 6, users would have to set one generic signature and then add any extra information as they were sending the e-mail. Not anymore.

  1. To set up your e-mail signatures, launch the Settings app and then select Mail, Contacts, Calendars.
  2. Scroll down until you find the Signature option and tap on it.
  3. You'll be presented with the option to set one e-mail address for all accounts, or to set a signature per account.

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The latter will let you to customize the signature for each account, allowing you to set a signature for your personal e-mail account and another for your work account.

Now, when you send an e-mail, iOS will automatically apply the proper signature based on the account you're using to send the e-mail.

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