I have Outook 2007 and 2003 on different computers. Both computers have
multiple e-mail accounts set-up so that a different signature is
automatically inserted for the different e-mail accounts. It works on 2007
but does not work on 2003.

Hope someone can help.

SP




"Greg" wrote:

CSZ Stephen wrote:

MS Outlook 2002 SP3

I have various email accounts and wish to set different signatures
for each one. However my outlook doesn't appear to allow me to do so
as when I go to Tools/Options/Mail Format there is no ability to
select an email account to which to apply a signature.
It may be a related problem but also "missing" in the Insert menu is
an option for signatures.

Can anyone help please? I didn't think I was daft but I'm obviously
missing something here!
Ta
Stephen

When you write a new message you can select options in the message and
then select signatures. i don't think you can set up a specific
account to use a certain signature though. although you may be able to
do that in the associate signataures option at the bottom of the
signature options.

--

Are you using Word as the editor? Does each account have a signature
assigned? both are necessary for it to work 100% of the time.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
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"SP" wrote in message
...
I have Outook 2007 and 2003 on different computers. Both computers have
multiple e-mail accounts set-up so that a different signature is
automatically inserted for the different e-mail accounts. It works on
2007
but does not work on 2003.

Hope someone can help.

SP




"Greg" wrote:

CSZ Stephen wrote:

MS Outlook 2002 SP3

I have various email accounts and wish to set different signatures
for each one. However my outlook doesn't appear to allow me to do so
as when I go to Tools/Options/Mail Format there is no ability to
select an email account to which to apply a signature.
It may be a related problem but also "missing" in the Insert menu is
an option for signatures.

Can anyone help please? I didn't think I was daft but I'm obviously
missing something here!
Ta
Stephen

When you write a new message you can select options in the message and
then select signatures. i don't think you can set up a specific
account to use a certain signature though. although you may be able to
do that in the associate signataures option at the bottom of the
signature options.

--

Thanks very, very much!
SP

"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

Are you using Word as the editor? Does each account have a signature
assigned? both are necessary for it to work 100% of the time.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
Outlook Tips: http://www.outlook-tips.net/
Outlook & Exchange Solutions Center: http://www.slipstick.com

Outlook Tips by email:


EMO - a weekly newsletter about Outlook and Exchange:


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newsreader to msnews.microsoft.com.


"SP" wrote in message
...
I have Outook 2007 and 2003 on different computers. Both computers have
multiple e-mail accounts set-up so that a different signature is
automatically inserted for the different e-mail accounts. It works on
2007
but does not work on 2003.

Hope someone can help.

SP




"Greg" wrote:

CSZ Stephen wrote:

MS Outlook 2002 SP3

I have various email accounts and wish to set different signatures
for each one. However my outlook doesn't appear to allow me to do so
as when I go to Tools/Options/Mail Format there is no ability to
select an email account to which to apply a signature.
It may be a related problem but also "missing" in the Insert menu is
an option for signatures.

Can anyone help please? I didn't think I was daft but I'm obviously
missing something here!
Ta
Stephen

When you write a new message you can select options in the message and
then select signatures. i don't think you can set up a specific
account to use a certain signature though. although you may be able to
do that in the associate signataures option at the bottom of the
signature options.

--