Signature button not showing up in Outlook 2007

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JasonMac

Trying to create a signature but my signature option is disabled in "Mail
Format" tab and Signature button missing from "Include" tab in email.

Any help appreciated.
 
Hard to say what's going on with this little information provided. Could it
be that your corporate mail admin has disabled this option to you for some
reason? For instance; because they have a corporate signature? Ask them if
you don't know.
 
You might have nailed it Robert, I bought my laptop from my old company that
used a corporate signature. I've send deleted that email account and have
configured Outlook to work with my new email account and company but this
would explain it. I have admin rights on my laptop, can I go into users and
enable that somehow?
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Cheers,
JasonMac


Roady said:
Hard to say what's going on with this little information provided. Could it
be that your corporate mail admin has disabled this option to you for some
reason? For instance; because they have a corporate signature? Ask them if
you don't know.
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It depends a bit on how they disabled it as there are various methods for
it. If they did it via Group Policies, you might find a reference to it
somewhere below the following key in the registry;
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Office\12.0\Outlook

To what extend did they cleanup the PC? Is your computer still joined to a
domain or are you know part of a workgroup?

Assuming that you are running Windows XP;
right click on My Computer and choose Properties-> tab Computer Name to find
out. You should be part of a Workgroup. If you have multiple PCs, make sure
they all have the same Workgroup. This will simplify building a home network
as well.



JasonMac said:
You might have nailed it Robert, I bought my laptop from my old company
that
used a corporate signature. I've send deleted that email account and have
configured Outlook to work with my new email account and company but this
would explain it. I have admin rights on my laptop, can I go into users
and
enable that somehow?
Click to expand...
 
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