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I have already written a post on how to create rich text signatures in Gmail using canned responses.But after widely requested Gmail has introduced a default way to use rich text signatures. "Rich text signatures have long been one of our most widely requested features " mentioned a post on Gmail Official Blog when describing its newly introduced Rich text signatures in Gmail.

The next time you log in and visit the Settings page, you'll see a rich text editor in the signature section. Here, you can customize your signature by adding pretty formatting, links, and images — or decide to leave things nice and simple.
Gmail also now supports a unique signature for each email address associated with your account. So, if you send mail using a custom "From:" address, you can use a different signature for that address. From the Settings page, you can edit the signature for each account by changing the email address that appears in the dropdown menu.

Currently, only the latest desktop version of Gmail supports rich text signatures and multiple signatures. The older version and HTML version of Gmail, along with the mobile versions, use a plain text version of your primary account’s signature.
Says a post in Official Gmail Blog..
I think this helps many people who use different methods like including Greasemonkey scripts, browser plugins, and even using canned responses from Gmail Labs and struggle a lot to use signature all the time in every mail they sent.This solution provided by the Gmail will help them all.
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