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TELL THE WORLD

Every time you send an email you can add a message of support for Children of Peace. This let’s your friends and contacts know about our work. You will need to donate just a few minutes of your time, for which we say...

Thank You!

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HOW TO ADD THE CHILDREN OF PEACE SIGNATURE IN ‘MAIL’ OS X

 

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Here's a charity that deserves your support, building friendship, trust and reconciliation between Israeli and Palestinian children. Find out more at... www.childrenofpeace.org.uk

 

MAC OS X Leopard does not appear to easily allow HTML signature files and the method for Windows does not seem to work. Just copying off a webpage doesn’t seem to work reliably. But one our trustees, Richard Clifford has found a way. You need the CoP message as an email, so click signature@childrenofpeace.org.uk to send us a request, and we’ll reply ASAP.

Then...

• Select Mail > Preferences.
• Click the Signatures icon in the Preferences toolbar.
• Click the name of the mail account you want to create this signature for in the left column.
• Click the little + sign at the bottom of the middle column to create a new blank signature.
• Type in a name for the signature.
• Open the reply email from us, and hold down Pretzel (cmd), and press ‘A’ then ‘C’ to copy the message (or use your mouse).
• Paste the CoP message into the text box, by pressing Pretzel+V.
• You will probably need to drag the signature onto your username as well.
• If you have a problem contact webmaster@childrenofpeace.org.uk and I’ll try and help, but my MAC knowledge is pretty limited.
   

Thanks for telling the world about us,

Robin, Webmaster CoP.