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can I delte V Cards from drop down menu in existing outlook signat



 
 
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Default can I delte V Cards from drop down menu in existing outlook signat

In Microsoft Outlook Mail: Tools/Options/Mail Format/Signatures/Edit/Vcard
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is there a way to delete previous v cards set up from the drop down menu.
 




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