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      16th Apr 2007
Isn't there a way to toggle the autosignature?

For people in the office, a simple "Thanks, Eric" will do.

For people outside the company, maybe I want to choose. Can Outlook be made
to ask which signature, if any, that I want?

Thanks,

Eric in FL


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      16th Apr 2007
in the message, from the menu bar: insert / signature

"prana1" wrote:

> Isn't there a way to toggle the autosignature?
>
> For people in the office, a simple "Thanks, Eric" will do.
>
> For people outside the company, maybe I want to choose. Can Outlook be made
> to ask which signature, if any, that I want?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Eric in FL
>
>
> autosig was not used in the above example

 
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      16th Apr 2007
Set the default sig to NONE, then set up several signatures or boilerplate
text and use the Insert Signature command.

"prana1" wrote:

> Isn't there a way to toggle the autosignature?
>
> For people in the office, a simple "Thanks, Eric" will do.
>
> For people outside the company, maybe I want to choose. Can Outlook be made
> to ask which signature, if any, that I want?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Eric in FL
>
>
> autosig was not used in the above example

 
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      17th Apr 2007
OK - I was looking for that yesterday. Under insert, I have autotext,
signatures, then I can choose which one. Is there a way to remove a step on
the menus, - like having the option of 'insert' show signatures immediately
afterwards, and not have the "autotext" option. Kind of an extra step as I
see it.

"Marvin P. Winterbottom" wrote:

> in the message, from the menu bar: insert / signature
>
> "prana1" wrote:
>
> > Isn't there a way to toggle the autosignature?
> >
> > For people in the office, a simple "Thanks, Eric" will do.
> >
> > For people outside the company, maybe I want to choose. Can Outlook be made
> > to ask which signature, if any, that I want?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Eric in FL
> >
> >
> > autosig was not used in the above example

 
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      19th Apr 2007
Keep a default signature. When you compose a new message or reply/forward -
right click on the default signature - there you can choose from existing.
Don't forget to create as many signatures you want to choose
--
Biju T. PKD, India


"Mary" wrote:

> Set the default sig to NONE, then set up several signatures or boilerplate
> text and use the Insert Signature command.
>
> "prana1" wrote:
>
> > Isn't there a way to toggle the autosignature?
> >
> > For people in the office, a simple "Thanks, Eric" will do.
> >
> > For people outside the company, maybe I want to choose. Can Outlook be made
> > to ask which signature, if any, that I want?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Eric in FL
> >
> >
> > autosig was not used in the above example

 
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