My mail signature toolbar

You're referring to the toolbar that appears at the bottom of your email messages when you compose a new email. This toolbar is often called the "Signature" or "Footer" toolbar.

Here are some common features you might find in a mail signature toolbar:

  1. Signature: This is where you can insert your pre-defined signature, which can include your name, title, company, contact information, and any other details you want to include.
  2. Insert: This button allows you to insert various elements into your signature, such as images, links, tables, and more.
  3. Font: This button lets you change the font style, size, and color of your signature text.
  4. Alignment: This button allows you to adjust the alignment of your signature text, such as left, center, or right.
  5. Format: This button provides additional formatting options, such as bold, italic, and underline.
  6. Insert Date: This button inserts the current date and time into your signature.
  7. Insert Time: This button inserts the current time into your signature.
  8. Insert AutoText: This button allows you to insert pre-defined text snippets, such as your name or company name.
  9. Insert Field: This button allows you to insert fields, such as the recipient's name or email address, into your signature.
  10. Save: This button saves your changes to your signature.

Some email clients, such as Microsoft Outlook, also offer additional features in their signature toolbar, such as:

I hope that helps!