kracker wrote:
*So Ive set up signatures for my various POP email accounts in
Outlook 2003. However, when I click on 'New' to send an email there
is a default signature (the first one I set up) in the new mail
window. When I click on 'Accounts' to send the mail from a particular
account it doesn't change the signature to the one for that account.

I've definately set up the signatures properly and clicked 'Apply'
for each one.

What is wrong?

kracker *



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Is word set as your email editor? it doesn't work with the outlook editor.

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kracker wrote:
*So Ive set up signatures for my various POP email accounts in
Outlook 2003. However, when I click on 'New' to send an email there
is a default signature (the first one I set up) in the new mail
window. When I click on 'Accounts' to send the mail from a particular
account it doesn't change the signature to the one for that account.

I've definately set up the signatures properly and clicked 'Apply'
for each one.

What is wrong?

kracker *



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