E-mail Signatures

I am needing some assistance in how to properly layout an e-mail signature.
I have four certs so far (not all Microsoft) and I need some suggestions on
how layout the signature. Should I use / or , between certs and that sort
of thing. Here is what I have come up with, please advise if it is proper
or not (Microsoft's guidelines not too much help on this).

My Name
MCP/MCSA/CCNA/CompTIA A+
Information Systems Mgr
Company Name

MCSA LOGO - CCNA LOGO

Thanks in advance.

CBIC
Mon Jun 06 16:48:19 CDT 2005

Preacher Man wrote:
> I am needing some assistance in how to properly layout an e-mail
> signature. I have four certs so far (not all Microsoft) and I need
> some suggestions on how layout the signature. Should I use / or ,
> between certs and that sort of thing. Here is what I have come up
> with, please advise if it is proper or not (Microsoft's guidelines
> not too much help on this).
> My Name
> MCP/MCSA/CCNA/CompTIA A+
> Information Systems Mgr
> Company Name
>
> MCSA LOGO - CCNA LOGO
>
> Thanks in advance.

I would say you don't need the MCP because you have the MCSA. I would go
further and not put the alphabet soup behind my name at all. My 2 cents.
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Preacher
Mon Jun 06 16:59:27 CDT 2005

Thanks for your 2 cents. I will take this into consideration. What about
having a CompTia logo? Do you think that would be a good thing to put on
there or just leave the MCSA & CCNA logos? Thanks again for your input.


"CBIC" <spam.thisbiotch@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:GNWdne2P9tg-WTnfRVn-hA@prairiewave.com...
> Preacher Man wrote:
>> I am needing some assistance in how to properly layout an e-mail
>> signature. I have four certs so far (not all Microsoft) and I need
>> some suggestions on how layout the signature. Should I use / or ,
>> between certs and that sort of thing. Here is what I have come up
>> with, please advise if it is proper or not (Microsoft's guidelines
>> not too much help on this).
>> My Name
>> MCP/MCSA/CCNA/CompTIA A+
>> Information Systems Mgr
>> Company Name
>>
>> MCSA LOGO - CCNA LOGO
>>
>> Thanks in advance.
>
> I would say you don't need the MCP because you have the MCSA. I would go
> further and not put the alphabet soup behind my name at all. My 2 cents.
> --
> aka
> Doom MCNGP #38
> www.mcngp.com knocked up your sister.
> Don't forget to send spam to spam.thisbiotch@gmail.com
>
>
>

JaR
Mon Jun 06 17:05:57 CDT 2005

In microsoft.public.cert.exam.mcse, Preacher Man expostulated for all
the world to hear;

> I am needing some assistance in how to properly layout an e-mail
> signature. I have four certs so far (not all Microsoft) and I need
> some suggestions on how layout the signature. Should I use / or ,
> between certs and that sort of thing. Here is what I have come up
> with, please advise if it is proper or not (Microsoft's guidelines not
> too much help on this).
>
> My Name
> MCP/MCSA/CCNA/CompTIA A+
> Information Systems Mgr
> Company Name
>
> MCSA LOGO - CCNA LOGO
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
>

I don't use the alphabet in professional e-mails. Just title & Co. Name.
Logos dont work, as most IT pros want e-mail in plain text. It doesn't
really do much other than look pretentious.

If I felt the need it impress someone, it would just be the top level
certs, ie; MCSA, CCNA. Listing A+ or MCP is kinda like putting your
elementary school on your resume.

--
JaR
Thug 10110
MCNGP.com Dept of Etiquette

The
Mon Jun 06 17:31:53 CDT 2005

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Kline
Tue Jun 07 03:50:58 CDT 2005

>MCP is kinda like putting your
>elementary school on your resume.

but... elementary school is all I have!

Kline Sphere (Chalk) MCNGP #3

E
Tue Jun 07 06:25:05 CDT 2005

Not sure about the MCP but for the MCSE title most definitely. The MCSE
title is highly respected in the field of systems engineering, one should be
proud to achieve such a title.

T.H.E Smith

"Preacher Man" <nospam> wrote in message
news:%23qELGDuaFHA.2996@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
>I am needing some assistance in how to properly layout an e-mail signature.
>I have four certs so far (not all Microsoft) and I need some suggestions on
>how layout the signature. Should I use / or , between certs and that sort
>of thing. Here is what I have come up with, please advise if it is proper
>or not (Microsoft's guidelines not too much help on this).
>
> My Name
> MCP/MCSA/CCNA/CompTIA A+
> Information Systems Mgr
> Company Name
>
> MCSA LOGO - CCNA LOGO
>
> Thanks in advance.
>

CBIC
Tue Jun 07 07:59:06 CDT 2005

Preacher Man wrote:
> Thanks for your 2 cents. I will take this into consideration. What
> about having a CompTia logo? Do you think that would be a good thing
> to put on there or just leave the MCSA & CCNA logos? Thanks again
> for your input.

I would leave off the comptia logo because I feel HR drones don't even know
what that is. They are programmed to look for MS or Cisco.
--
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www.mcngp.com knocked up your sister.
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Kline
Tue Jun 07 08:21:20 CDT 2005

>The MCSE
>title is highly respected in the field of systems engineering, one should be
>proud to achieve such a title.

ROTFLMAO!!!

You do have a sense of humor after all!!!!

Kline Sphere (Chalk) MCNGP #3

Ogre
Tue Jun 07 09:47:45 CDT 2005

T.H E. Smith wrote:
> Not sure about the MCP but for the MCSE title most definitely. The MCSE
> title is highly respected in the field of systems engineering, one should be
> proud to achieve such a title.
>

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Preacher
Tue Jun 07 09:55:30 CDT 2005

I am having some issues with the modesty of the titling as well. I don't
want to come across as a braggart. I appreciate all of these thoughts and
welcome more if anyone wants to comment.


"T.H E. Smith" <?> wrote in message
news:11ab0pb2v55a9ec@corp.supernews.com...
> Not sure about the MCP but for the MCSE title most definitely. The MCSE
> title is highly respected in the field of systems engineering, one should
> be proud to achieve such a title.
>
> T.H.E Smith
>
> "Preacher Man" <nospam> wrote in message
> news:%23qELGDuaFHA.2996@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
>>I am needing some assistance in how to properly layout an e-mail
>>signature. I have four certs so far (not all Microsoft) and I need some
>>suggestions on how layout the signature. Should I use / or , between
>>certs and that sort of thing. Here is what I have come up with, please
>>advise if it is proper or not (Microsoft's guidelines not too much help on
>>this).
>>
>> My Name
>> MCP/MCSA/CCNA/CompTIA A+
>> Information Systems Mgr
>> Company Name
>>
>> MCSA LOGO - CCNA LOGO
>>
>> Thanks in advance.
>>
>
>

JaR
Tue Jun 07 10:27:33 CDT 2005

In microsoft.public.cert.exam.mcse, T.H E. Smith expostulated for all the
world to hear;

> . The MCSE
> title is highly respected in the field of systems engineering,

HAHAHAHAHAHahahahahahaha mmmpphhh *cough*

Mmmmppphhh.

*cough cough*

Mmmmpphh.

BWAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHahahahahahahaha

--
JaR
Thug 10110
MCNGP.com Dept of Amusement

Kline
Tue Jun 07 11:57:35 CDT 2005

>> . The MCSE
>> title is highly respected in the field of systems engineering,
>
>HAHAHAHAHAHahahahahahaha mmmpphhh *cough*
>
>Mmmmppphhh.
>
>*cough cough*
>
>Mmmmpphh.
>
>BWAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHahahahahahahaha

do you require a new keyboard?

Kline Sphere (Chalk) MCNGP #3

JaR
Tue Jun 07 12:03:04 CDT 2005

In microsoft.public.cert.exam.mcse, Kline Sphere expostulated for all the
world to hear;

>>> . The MCSE
>>> title is highly respected in the field of systems engineering,
>>
>>HAHAHAHAHAHahahahahahaha mmmpphhh *cough*
>>
>>Mmmmppphhh.
>>
>>*cough cough*
>>
>>Mmmmpphh.
>>
>>BWAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHahahahahahahaha
>
> do you require a new keyboard?
>
> Kline Sphere (Chalk) MCNGP #3
>

Thankfully, no. My old Model 'M' cleans up quite nicely if I toss it in the
dishwasher.

--
JaR
Thug 10110
MCNGP.com Dept of Antique Computer Repair.

Kline
Tue Jun 07 12:28:23 CDT 2005

>Thankfully, no. My old Model 'M' cleans up quite nicely if I toss it in the
>dishwasher.

Really? I learn something new everyday!

Kline Sphere (Chalk) MCNGP #3

KeyboardCowboy
Tue Jun 07 12:47:02 CDT 2005



"Kline Sphere" wrote:

> >Thankfully, no. My old Model 'M' cleans up quite nicely if I toss it in the
> >dishwasher.
>
> Really? I learn something new everyday!
>
> Kline Sphere (Chalk) MCNGP #3
>

I find that if the dishwasher does not work... I remove the keys and pour
Coca Cola on it. Let it soak for about 2 hours. Then replace the keys.
Works similar to cleaning the car's battery posts.

Robert
Wed Jun 08 13:20:36 CDT 2005

Preacher Man wrote:
> Thanks for your 2 cents. I will take this into consideration. What
> about having a CompTia logo? Do you think that would be a good thing
> to put on there or just leave the MCSA & CCNA logos? Thanks again
> for your input.

Logos? In an email? If you send me HTML in email you better be a marketing
or sales person because I'm going to assume anyone technical would know
better than to email me a webpage.

HTML email just to embed a logo will piss off those who feel the same as me,
while doing very little for you with anyone else.

Mr
Wed Jun 08 13:48:20 CDT 2005

Robert Moir wrote:
> Logos? In an email? If you send me HTML in email you better be a marketing
> or sales person because I'm going to assume anyone technical would know
> better than to email me a webpage.
>
> HTML email just to embed a logo will piss off those who feel the same as me,
> while doing very little for you with anyone else.

Seconded. Not to mention the differences between between email clients
causing weird effects like extremely small fonts (seems to be an issue
when an HTML email from someone using Lotus Notes is rendered in Outlook
and possibly other clients too, I haven't checked).

Are we heading for the days when we'll have to check that our emails
render properly in each popular mail client before we send it? Will we
all start putting little logos on the sigs ("This email is best viewed
using MS Outlook 2002 or later")? I don't think so. Ditch HTML if you
want to be taken seriously by any techs worth their salt.


--
Chris M.

Briscobar
Wed Jun 08 13:55:57 CDT 2005

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Mr Roflcopter <nobody@nowhere.special> rambled:
>
> Seconded. Not to mention the differences between between email clients
> causing weird effects like extremely small fonts (seems to be an issue
> when an HTML email from someone using Lotus Notes is rendered in
> Outlook and possibly other clients too, I haven't checked).
>
> Are we heading for the days when we'll have to check that our emails
> render properly in each popular mail client before we send it? Will we
> all start putting little logos on the sigs ("This email is best viewed
> using MS Outlook 2002 or later")? I don't think so. Ditch HTML if you
> want to be taken seriously by any techs worth their salt.

I don't get it.

--=20

KB - MCNGP "silent thug" #26

Briscobar AT gmail DOT com

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between=20
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fonts=20
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com<BR><BR></FONT><A=20
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Jtyc
Wed Jun 08 14:06:21 CDT 2005

Posting in HTML is for sucks.

Jtyc
Wed Jun 08 14:49:01 CDT 2005

> I still don't get it.


XML P0wns joo!

JaR
Wed Jun 08 14:29:14 CDT 2005

In microsoft.public.cert.exam.mcse, Briscobar expostulated for all the
world to hear;

> I still don't get it.
>

See if this helps.

--
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> Posting in HTML is for sucks.

I still don't get it.

Maybe <a href=3D"http://www.google.com">google</a> can help me out.


--=20

KB - MCNGP "silent thug" #26

Briscobar AT gmail DOT com

Why don't you make like a tree and go to www.mcngp.com!?
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Robert
Wed Jun 08 15:23:51 CDT 2005

T.H E. Smith wrote:
> Not sure about the MCP but for the MCSE title most definitely. The
> MCSE title is highly respected in the field of systems engineering,

Its open mic nite at the comedy club again?

JaR
Wed Jun 08 16:16:52 CDT 2005

In microsoft.public.cert.exam.mcse, Robert Moir expostulated for all the
world to hear;

> T.H E. Smith wrote:
>> Not sure about the MCP but for the MCSE title most definitely. The
>> MCSE title is highly respected in the field of systems engineering,
>
> Its open mic nite at the comedy club again?
>
>

Open door nite at the Laughing Academy.

--
JaR
Thug 10110
MCNGP.com, a highly respected sumpinorother.

Bob
Fri Jun 10 12:12:20 CDT 2005

Or Sk3wled by R00t
"Jtyc" <yo@respondtothegroup.com> wrote in message
news:e$DbfMGbFHA.584@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl...
>> I still don't get it.
>
>
> XML P0wns joo!
>
>

Bob
Fri Jun 10 12:12:10 CDT 2005

You are pwned by XML!
"Jtyc" <yo@respondtothegroup.com> wrote in message
news:e$DbfMGbFHA.584@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl...
>> I still don't get it.
>
>
> XML P0wns joo!
>
>

Jtyc
Fri Jun 10 12:15:16 CDT 2005

> Or Sk3wled by R00t

Geek.




I'm not a geek.


I'm a level 12 paladin.

The
Sat Jun 11 00:10:26 CDT 2005

"Robert Moir" <robspamtrap+msnews@gmail.com> wrote in message
> Logos? In an email? If you send me HTML in email you better be a marketing
> or sales person because I'm going to assume anyone technical would know
> better than to email me a webpage.

Anyone technical enough would have a button on their website that allows
them to click it and send you an email. If they sent it plain text, it means
they didn't know enough to combine MIME and plain text.

>
> HTML email just to embed a logo will piss off those who feel the same as
> me, while doing very little for you with anyone else.

Well, that's the problem, if you're looking for a job, all you can really do
is piss off the people who don't need to hire you with a bunch of
unsolicited propaganda and logos. So you might as well make them giant
logos, and make sure you really piss them off. At least this way, they'll
remember you. I say, send a poster of the MCSE certificate, if you really
think it will help, along with something offensive, so they get the point.

Microcephalic S. Bob

The
Sat Jun 11 00:22:45 CDT 2005


"Jtyc" <yo@respondtothegroup.com> wrote in message
news:epKx5$dbFHA.584@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl...
>> Or Sk3wled by R00t
>
> Geek.
>
>
>
>
> I'm not a geek.
>
>
> I'm a level 12 paladin.

Quick, nature boy! Turn those undead!

Jtyc
Mon Jun 13 09:46:14 CDT 2005

> Quick, nature boy! Turn those undead!

Actually, I preferred playing a barbarian.


Because barbarians hate magic. So when some dolt casts a detect magic
spell, I'd grab the magic item and break it.



People hated me.

I loved that.

KeyboardCowboy
Mon Jun 13 13:22:01 CDT 2005



"Jtyc" wrote:

> > Quick, nature boy! Turn those undead!
>
> Actually, I preferred playing a barbarian.
>
>
> Because barbarians hate magic. So when some dolt casts a detect magic
> spell, I'd grab the magic item and break it.
>
>
>
> People hated me.
>
> I loved that.
>


I had a 13th level Druid Wizard. Had telepathic powers over animals. There
was a guy in my group that had a 10th level elf warrior with a Tiger
sidekick. Whenever he pissd me of, I would send his tiger off to fight some
dragon on the other side of orth. His elf would have to walk on the rest of
the journey... lol