How to Change Your BlackBerry Signature

Copyright Nash Networks 2009

Don’t want to be known to the world as “Sent from my BlackBerry device on the Rogers Wireless Network”? Read on…

Users on a BES (BlackBerry Enterprise Server)

From Your Computer

• Run the BlackBerry Desktop Manager: Double-click the BlackBerry icon on the desktop or click on Start → All Programs → BlackBerry → Desktop Manager.
• Go into “Email Settings.”
• Click on the second tab, which will show your auto signature. Edit the signature here.

From the BlackBerry

Go to your messages, and click “Options” → Email Settings.
Edit your signature here.

Users not on a BES

1. In Canada, go to the Rogers BlackBerry Internet Service page. Outside Canada, go to the appropriate provider BlackBerry Service page.
2. Log on to your account and go to step 4, or create a new account if you don’t have one.
3. Enter your Device PIN and Device IMEI. If you don’t know these, go to the BlackBerry applications list → Options → Status. This will show your PIN and IMEI. Enter them.
4. If you get a message that says “User name and password don’t exist” call Rogers at 1-866-931-DATA (3282) and ask them to create or reset your account.
5. Once signed in, make sure your account is validated. If it’s not, click the small link to validate the account.
6. You should get a message saying your account is now valid.
7. In the Edit section, click the Edit image (picture of a pencil and paper).
8. This will take you to the General Settings screen. From here, you can edit or delete the “Sent from my BlackBerry device on the Rogers Wireless Network” signature.
9. Add your own signature, make sure all the rest of the fields are valid, and click Save.

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Sources of information

RIM BlackBerry How To: Change E-Mail Signatures (BIS & BES)

How to Remove "Sent from my BlackBerry"

Changing your BlackBerry auto signature

How to remove the “Sent from my BlackBerry device on the Rogers Wireless Network” signature

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