Set Up Signatures
Outlook for Mac
This page provides information on how to set up your email signature in the Outlook 2016 for Mac desktop application.
1. Select Outlook in the Menu Bar at the top of the application, then select Preferences.
2. In the Preferences window, select Signatures.
3. In the Signatures window, press the + button to create a new signature.
4. Use the window that appears to create and format the signature. Click the save button at the top when finished, then close the window.
5. Change the title of the signature by double clicking the signature name on the left hand side. Click the Edit button to make changes to the selected signature. At the bottom of the window, select where you would like the signature to automatically appear.
1. To create your signature following SFU's email signature standard, follow the steps outlined above to get to the signature composition window.
2. For the best results, use the SFU Horizontal Logo version of the SFU email signature by copying and pasting this into your signature composition window:
Official SFU email signature
Your Name
Your Title | Department
Simon Fraser University | Location
8888 University Dr., Burnaby, B.C. V5A 1S6
T: 604.123.4567 | M: 604.123.4567 | website
Facebook | Twitter
Official SFU email signature with territorial acknowledgement
Your Name
Your Title | Department
Simon Fraser University | Location
8888 University Dr., Burnaby, B.C. V5A 1S6
T: 604.123.4567 | M: 604.123.4567 | website
Facebook | Twitter
The fonts within your signature should be formatted as follows:
Your Name:
a. Font: Arial (PC) or Helvetica (Mac)
b. Font size: 10pt
c. Font weight: bold
d. Color: black
Your Title:
a. Font: Arial (PC) or Helvetica (Mac)
b. Font size: 10pt
c. Font weight: normal
d. Color: black
Location and Contact Information:
a. Font: Arial (PC) or Helvetica (Mac)
b. Font size: 10pt
c. Font weight: normal
d. Color: black
e. Use | to separate items
3. Edit the signature template with your information as needed, then click Save.
For more information regarding SFU's Email Signature Standard, please visit this page.