When you are finished with the body of the email, press "return" twice again and sign your email with a parting sign-off such as "Sincerely, [Your Name]" and be sure to hit return between the sign-off and your name.
But the 66-year-old shows no sign of parting ways with the company he co-founded in 1971, Pacific Investment Management Co (PIMCO), one of the world's largest bond-fund managers and, since 2000, a unit of Allianz, a German insurer.
After parting with Creation and signing to Island Records, Shields, in his own words, went "crazy".
Yet there is evidence that when it comes to privacy, consumers are willing to make trade-offs -- for example, parting with personal information to sign up for a supermarket discount card or for one-click ordering at Amazon.com, or, indeed, for a free e-mail service.
It's hard to say who will feel more aggrieved: leavers who quite reasonably see it as a defiant parting V-sign from the old establishment, a Liam Byrne moment for our times; or remainers who will scratch their heads and wonder how we lost, if everyone in charge was so brilliant as to deserve an honour.
Rovers admittedly spent a considerable amount on their strike force, twice breaking the British transfer record and parting with £8.3 million, while also signing Tim Flowers in a record deal for a goalkeeper.
There is no sign that Murray has suffered since parting company with his coach Miles Maclagan last month.
Schmidt was still reeling from parting ways with CeCe, so he decided to sign this contract and see just what she had in store for him.
Meanwhile, Scotland winger Gary Teale was snapped up after exiting Sheffield Wednesday, while goalkeeper Graeme Smith signed for the Paisley outfit after parting with St Johnstone.
It may be a bad sign when a politician quotes Theodore Roosevelt in parting.
