Inserting multiple email signatures

[Guest]

I had Outlook 2000 with Word as my email editor and I created 2 email
signatures under the email options. When I created a new email message and it
inserted my default signature, I also added the second one as well. I do this
by going to Insert, Autotext, Email Signature and pick the second one that I
created.

Now with Outlook 2003, you don't have that option no more. I can't seem to
find the option to Insert the second Email Signature. Under Insert, Autotext,
Signature is IT Manager, which is not what I want because this is the default
for what I filled out when installing the Office program.

So the question that I have is how do I add the second email signature that
I created in Word 2003 to the Autotext List?

Thanks,

Jayson

 

[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

Why not create an email signature that includes both? Then use the per
account signature option using Word as the editor to include your signature,
right click in the new mail item and select your signature?

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After furious head scratching, Jayson asked:

| I had Outlook 2000 with Word as my email editor and I created 2 email
| signatures under the email options. When I created a new email
| message and it inserted my default signature, I also added the second
| one as well. I do this by going to Insert, Autotext, Email Signature
| and pick the second one that I created.
|
| Now with Outlook 2003, you don't have that option no more. I can't
| seem to find the option to Insert the second Email Signature. Under
| Insert, Autotext, Signature is IT Manager, which is not what I want
| because this is the default for what I filled out when installing the
| Office program.
|
| So the question that I have is how do I add the second email
| signature that I created in Word 2003 to the Autotext List?
|
| Thanks,
|
| Jayson

 

[Guest]

In part because I only need it occassionaly. It's more of a contract
aggreement that they use here in the office. I could copy and paste but it
was so much easier just to Insert the text. I can do it now from Insert,
Autotext, and then click Autotext again and add the contract there, but I
have to scroll to it and then highlight it and then click Insert again.

Thank you for your suggestion though

Jayson