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November 20th 07, 05:30 PM
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Signatures and MS Updates
We have a customer who says when ever windows updates they have to re-apply
the signature in a new message in outlook 2003. Has anyone ever come across this? 
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January 21st 08, 08:05 PM
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Signatures and MS Updates
We also have a customer who reports that the same thing is happening, and has
happened for the last 2 runs of windows updates. They are just using MS Office Pro 2003, no Exchange. Signature just get's turned to "none" and they have to re-enable it again. Does not happen to every pc at the office, only a couple of them. Any help and suggestions would be great Thanks Darin "David" wrote: We have a customer who says when ever windows updates they have to re-apply the signature in a new message in outlook 2003. Has anyone ever come across this?
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