Outlook 2003 - Signature Selected Based On Account Used
 

I have four different accounts setup in Outlook. I know that it is
possible to use a default signature for new messages and replies with
each account. However, when selecting New to start a new message,
naturally, it uses the default mail account and inserts the
corresponding signature.

However, when changing the sent from account in the Accounts drop
down, one would expect the "default" signature to be used; i.e.
Outlook would delete the signature that it initially inserted and
replace it with the default signature for the selected account.

This is not what happens. Seemingly, each time, the account is
changed, the default signature for the default mail account must be
manually deleted and the default signature for the selected account
inserted manually.

Does anyone know of a way to achieve the behavior I have described?

Outlook 2003 - Signature Selected Based On Account Used
 

Are you using Word as your editor? If so, it should change when you change
accts.
http://www.slipstick.com/mail1/sig.htm

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"seven_percent" wrote in message
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I have four different accounts setup in Outlook. I know that it is
possible to use a default signature for new messages and replies with
each account. However, when selecting New to start a new message,
naturally, it uses the default mail account and inserts the
corresponding signature.

However, when changing the sent from account in the Accounts drop
down, one would expect the "default" signature to be used; i.e.
Outlook would delete the signature that it initially inserted and
replace it with the default signature for the selected account.

This is not what happens. Seemingly, each time, the account is
changed, the default signature for the default mail account must be
manually deleted and the default signature for the selected account
inserted manually.

Does anyone know of a way to achieve the behavior I have described?

Outlook 2003 - Signature Selected Based On Account Used
 

On May 18, 8:40*am, "Diane Poremsky {MVP}" wrote:
Are you using Word as your editor? If so, it should change when you change
accts.http://www.slipstick.com/mail1/sig.htm

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
Author, Teach Yourself Outlook 2003 in 24 Hours
Need Help with Common Tasks?http://www.outlook-tips.net/beginner/
Outlook 2007:http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol2007/

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"seven_percent" wrote in message

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I have four different accounts setup in Outlook. *I know that it is
possible to use a default signature for new messages and replies with
each account. *However, when selecting New to start a new message,
naturally, it uses the default mail account and inserts the
corresponding signature.

However, when changing the sent from account in the Accounts drop
down, one would expect the "default" signature to be used; i.e.
Outlook would delete the signature that it initially inserted and
replace it with the default signature for the selected account.

This is not what happens. *Seemingly, each time, the account is
changed, the default signature for the default mail account must be
manually deleted and the default signature for the selected account
inserted manually.

Does anyone know of a way to achieve the behavior I have described?- Hide quoted text -

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No, I am not. However, I switched over and when I changed the send
from account, the signature did change. However, it changed to a
blank signature. When I tried to switch back, it did not insert the
original (default) signature. I don't like using Word as my editor
anyway. I guess I will just do the manual bit. Thanks anyway.