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October 25th 13, 03:57 AM
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Outlook Signatures - Different in Meeting Request to Email
I have a weird situation with Outlook 2003 on XP.
I have created a tool that allows users in my organisation to create a standard signature file. It does this by opening a template, replacing the tags with the user's details (extracted from AD) and then saving the signature file in the default location. This works really well for emails. I have found that if someone uses this tool they create their signatures reliably for emails, but if they insert a "new" signature into a Meeting Request, they get someone else's details. And always the same someone. Inserting a "Reply" signature does not have the same problem. The name that appears is not in any file in the default signature file location. Any ideas? 
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