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today we're gonna be talking about how to format your signature block for your CCO account this is based off can't Forge n17 1/15 that came out with a few years ago so with the cad fortune as the reference we can look into what the treasurer board of canada requirements are for formatting our signature blocks a couple of points is that it must appear in both official languages and include a separate section for each language here we're gonna have a quick overview of how to format with signature block the first thing that we need to recognize is that the signature block needs to be attached every email that goes out so this includes any new correspondence and it replies or any forwards that we send so the first line is our rank and name and any post nominals and then we're gonna have a space and then the first sections are going to be our language of preference either English or French going through the position course water name Canadian Armed Forces is standard for all members in the CAF so there's no D and E or Government of Canada and then our email address and telephone number requirements for our signature block include only officially recognized post-nominal letters may be used and that's going to be on the top line next to your name and then we need to make sure that we're using the font such as the ones identified in the paragraph ten points for the text size and then all text needs to be black so when you're formatting it make sure that you're selecting black text otherwise I'm replies and forwards the email and outlook will change color white background when I allowed to modify it anyway and it must be applied once again to all outgoing emails here are some common positions that we'll use in the course and squadrons you can pause the video here to take a look and make sure that you get the information you need and then the name of our Corps and squadron so here's just the standardized English and French and once again you can pause here to take a quick look moving over to Outlook now to setup your signature block on a CCO computer the easiest way I find a set up the signature block is to go to new email and then from there you're going to go into the signature tab as we move into the signature tab you're going to click on new and then you're going to label your signature block however you like and then you're gonna click OK from here you're going to type in your signature block as per the formatting guidelines and then you're going to select that text and then we're going to apply some formatting so text is selected I'm going to change the font type the size of the font and the color you want to apply to new messages and you want to apply to all replies and forwards and then from here we're going to click Save and ok so you'll notice that the signature block only saves on the laptop that you set it up on so personally what I do is that I create a draft email with this image a block formatted in that draft email for an easy copy and paste to any outgoing emails when I login to the remote desktop so go into the draft emails and then you can see that I have this integer block saved there in my Outlook so hopefully that gives you enough information to quickly format your signature block have it accessible to you on the CCO laptop and then using the draft kind of trick to be able to attach your signature block to any outgoing email when you sign into the Remote Desktop thanks for watching and we'll catch you next time