Using Outlook 2007, how do I insert a signature using the keyboard?
Previously (in Office 2002??) I typed Alt-I>S and then selected from the
drop down.

Thanks.

If you've places the cursor into the current signature, you can press the
key for the context menu, and select another signature.

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Am Wed, 13 Jan 2010 03:19:01 -0800 schrieb JoW:

> Using Outlook 2007, how do I insert a signature using the keyboard?
> Previously (in Office 2002??) I typed Alt-I>S and then selected from the
> drop down.
>
> Thanks.

On 13 Jan, 12:19, JoW <J...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> Using Outlook 2007, how do I insert a signature using the keyboard?
> Previously (in Office 2002??) I typed Alt-I>S and then selected from the
> drop down.

OK, not "smooth", but you could do Alt-N, G, ENTER?

/Henrik

To directly navigate the Ribbon via your keyboard you'll first have to press
the ALT key on your keyboard. You'll then see letters appear above the tabs.
Press the letter of the tab that the command is on. Then that tab will be
selected and letters will appear for each command. Simply type that/those
letters to navigate further or use the arrow keys to navigate through the
expanded menus.

For an English version of Outlook 2007 the ALT key sequence for signatures
is;
ALT, H, G

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"JoW" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Using Outlook 2007, how do I insert a signature using the keyboard?
> Previously (in Office 2002??) I typed Alt-I>S and then selected from the
> drop down.
>
> Thanks.