In Outlook 2003, my signature populates automatically for “new” and “replies
and forwards” messages. However, my signature will not populate automatically
when I am within Word 2003, Excel 2003, PowerPoint 2003, etc. and I select
File=>Send To=>Mail Recipient (as Attachment).

Without creating background stationary or manually inserting the signature
from the Insert dropdown list, is it possible to automatically insert
signatures when using the Send To=>Mail Recipient (as Attachment) feature
from within Word, Excel, or PowerPoint?

(Note: As I mentioned, my signature populates automatically when I am
working in Outlook and I send new, replies, and forward messages. This issue
occurs only when I select the “Send To=>Mail Recipient (as Attachment)” from
within the other Office 2003 products.)

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wrichc

Nope. Only works automatically from within Outlook.

wrichc wrote:

> In Outlook 2003, my signature populates automatically for “new” and “replies
> and forwards” messages. However, my signature will not populateautomatically
> when I am within Word 2003, Excel 2003, PowerPoint 2003, etc. and I select
> File=>Send To=>Mail Recipient (as Attachment).
>
> Without creating background stationary or manually inserting the signature
> from the Insert dropdown list, is it possible to automatically insert
> signatures when using the Send To=>Mail Recipient (as Attachment) feature
> from within Word, Excel, or PowerPoint?
>
> (Note: As I mentioned, my signature populates automatically when I am
> working in Outlook and I send new, replies, and forward messages. Thisissue
> occurs only when I select the “Send To=>Mail Recipient (as Attachment)” from
> within the other Office 2003 products.)
>

"wrichc" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:147B9A43-72C9-479E-8294-(E-Mail Removed)...

> In Outlook 2003, my signature populates automatically for “new” and “replies
> and forwards” messages. However, my signature will not populate
> automatically
> when I am within Word 2003, Excel 2003, PowerPoint 2003, etc. and I select
> File=>Send To=>Mail Recipient (as Attachment).

This is a true statement.

> Without creating background stationary or manually inserting the signature
> from the Insert dropdown list, is it possible to automatically insert
> signatures when using the Send To=>Mail Recipient (as Attachment) feature
> from within Word, Excel, or PowerPoint?

Nope. Send To>Mail Recipient can't access the Outlook code that adds the
signature. You'll need to add it manually.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]