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Janet
Have set up an auto signature in Tools and it is selected
as the default. However, I have been assigned to work at
another station and when I use Word as my e-mail editor, I
recieve the person's whose desk I'm sitting at, auto
signature. I have gone into help and followed these steps
but it still is a problem when using Word as my editor
Please help
Instructions I have Followed.......
Create a signature to use with Word as your e-mail editor
In Microsoft Outlook, start a new message by using Word as
your e-mail editor <rnhowUseWordMailAsTheEmailEditor.htm>.
In the new message, on the Tools menu, click Options, and
then click the General tab.
Click E-mail Options, and then click the E-mail Signature
tab.
Under Create your e-mail signature, type and format the
text you want to use for your signature.
In the Type the title of your e-mail signature or choose
from the list box, type a name for your signature.
Click Add.
Under Choose your default e-mail signature, click the name
of a signature in the Signature for new messages list box
and the Signature for replies and forwards list box, or
click (None) if you do not want to use a default
signature.
Tip To insert a signature into a message when using
Microsoft Word as your e-mail editor, click the Insert
menu, point to Autotext, point to E-mail Signature, and
then click the name of a signature.
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as the default. However, I have been assigned to work at
another station and when I use Word as my e-mail editor, I
recieve the person's whose desk I'm sitting at, auto
signature. I have gone into help and followed these steps
but it still is a problem when using Word as my editor
Please help
Instructions I have Followed.......
Create a signature to use with Word as your e-mail editor
In Microsoft Outlook, start a new message by using Word as
your e-mail editor <rnhowUseWordMailAsTheEmailEditor.htm>.
In the new message, on the Tools menu, click Options, and
then click the General tab.
Click E-mail Options, and then click the E-mail Signature
tab.
Under Create your e-mail signature, type and format the
text you want to use for your signature.
In the Type the title of your e-mail signature or choose
from the list box, type a name for your signature.
Click Add.
Under Choose your default e-mail signature, click the name
of a signature in the Signature for new messages list box
and the Signature for replies and forwards list box, or
click (None) if you do not want to use a default
signature.
Tip To insert a signature into a message when using
Microsoft Word as your e-mail editor, click the Insert
menu, point to Autotext, point to E-mail Signature, and
then click the name of a signature.
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