On Tue, 7 Dec 2010 13:31:11 -0300, Harlei Liguori Marcelino <hliguori@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi friends,

i need to insert an message before the user text on e-mail, this insert must have webmail user full name, server date and hour and my companhy logo, i really dunno how to do this, can someone help me?

thanks a lot

Harlei

Inserting the user's full name, date and hour is already solved by e-mail headers. There is no need to repeat this information in the message body.

Adding lots of boiler-plate to messages is bad netiquette. Internet users hate receiving such material.

Material in the form of a signature can be added to the bottom. A signature has to be small: no more than four lines.

A signature is set off from the rest of the body by a single line consisting of "-- " (dash dash space).

(You don't have to worry about that; just configure your signature in Roundcube, and this is done for you).

E-mail programs (and Usenet news readers) recognize this line and can remove the signature from view.

If you don't follow this convention, you annoy users who don't wish to see signatures. Do you want your company employees being kicked out of mailing lists?

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