When in another file and want to attach it to an email, I go to the Send \
Email option within the file. When the Outlook message window comes up, the
message is attached and normal but the signature isn't there. Is there a way
to have the signature always there no matter how I start the email?

No, that is because the Send To command uses SimpleMAPI which only has a
reduced functionality set.
For details about which other features are missing see;
http://www.msoutlook.info/question/203

You can choose to insert your Signature manually though.

If you are sending from within Word, then you can use this macro;
http://www.howto-outlook.com/howto/senddocasmail.htm

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> When in another file and want to attach it to an email, I go to the Send \
> Email option within the file. When the Outlook message window comes up,
> the
> message is attached and normal but the signature isn't there. Is there a
> way
> to have the signature always there no matter how I start the email?