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In this "age of technology" you need to be more specific
 Are you talkingabout a personal "hand-written" signature or a *Digital* signature for security purposes? Assuming a personal signature you can scan a hard copy to create an image file. Insert a copy of the image into a doc then save it as either an AutoCorrect or AutoText [2003 or prior] item so you can easily call it into any doc at any time. You can also include it in a letterhead template if you have/make one. Note: In 2007 the object would be saved as a Quick Parts/Building Block object. HTH |:>) Bob Jones [MVP] Office:Mac On 8/5/07 11:46 AM, in article 3526690D-B56F-4A5D-A8DF-(E-Mail Removed), "V.K. Melhado PA" <V.K. Melhado (E-Mail Removed)> wrote: > What is the best (easiest) way to add a signature in a Word Document? |
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