I had the same issue with losing my signature when sending code from Access.
I tried using your suggestion of:

..Body=txtNote & .Body

but did not successfully maintain my default signature in the new email. If
I don't define the .Body property the signature will come up fine.

Thanks.

Todd

"Michael Bauer [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:


GetInspector returns an Inspector object, not an Application object. And
because it returns an object you'd need to use the Set statement. But
because you display the e-mail calling GetInspector shouldn't be necessary
at all.

After you've called Display, the Body property should contain the sig. That
is, calling .Body=Corps will overwerite the Body with the content of Corps.
If you want to preserve the content of Body and insert Corps at the top, you
need to do this:
..Body=Corps & .Body

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Am Thu, 18 Dec 2008 00:02:05 +0100 schrieb thomas:

Hello,

Few months ago i asked ho to insert the outlook 2003 default signature to
a
mail sent from excel vba

I was advised to use ".GetInspector" but i still cannot make it work.

I get an error message saying "read only property"


My code is :


Sub EnvoiMailMéthodeOLE(Adresse As String, Objet As String, Corps As
String,
Optional Pièce As String, Optional Cc As String, Optional Bcc As String)

Dim MonAppliOutlook As New Outlook.Application
Dim MonMail As Outlook.MailItem
Dim MaPièce As Outlook.Attachments

Set MonMail = MonAppliOutlook.CreateItem(olMailItem)
MonAppliOutlook = MonMail.GetInspector

With MonMail
.Display '
.To = Adresse
If Not IsNull(Cc) Then .Cc = Cc
If Not IsNull(Bcc) Then .Bcc = Bcc
.Subject = Objet
.Body = Corps
If Not IsNull(Pièce) Then
Set MaPièce = .Attachments
MaPièce.Add Pièce, olByValue
End If
.Send
End With

End Sub

Thanks for you help