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hello everyone this is Craig Chamberlain with the PC mission a tech help show in today's video I'm going to show you a nice little tweak for the Google Gmail service now for those of you who have used Gmail for quite some time there's a little nuisance that occurs when you open up an email like so let me open up this one and let me select reply right here in the upper right hand corner now what occurs is when you have a signature on your gmail account it actually posts all the response text before your signature really quite annoying because if you're having a conversation back and forth it'll keep appending your signature over and over and over to the end of every single email that you send but there's a very easy way to fix this problem let me show you how to do that let me go back to my inbox here and what you want to do is in the upper right hand corner there's your little cog for settings select that and then select the Settings tab and at the top we want to select labs once Labs comes up we just want to scroll down to the signature tweaks they are in alphabetical order so I'm going scroll down here to do to do to do to do to do to do there it is signature tweaks and what it does is it places your signature before the quoted text and reply and removes the double dashed line that appears before signatures so go ahead and just click enable for that and then scroll all the way to the bottom and you're going to click Save Changes now what your email comes back up just select the email you wanted to reply on again and then select reply and there you go it shows your signature right at the response makes a lot more sense to do it this way I'm surprised it's not set this way by default but Google Gmail is a little funny about certain things but that's all there is to this video as always thanks for stopping by it over to leaf comes in ratings and subscribe because only cool people subscribe and it keeps me motivated to make more videos thanks again