signatures - file location

[Guest]

I am created a stationery file that I want to be able to just save in the
signature folder so I can use it as my signature instead of stationery - that
way it will also appear in the messages I reply to.

I know that the folder location is

c:/documents & settings/user name/application data/microsoft/signatures

but when I try to save the htm doc to that location there is no
"application" data folder - I have tried to unhide folers and such but with
no luck - I need to set up several people with similar files and I don't want
to have to recreate the files going through the advanced edit in Outlook.

Thanks in advance for any help!!!

 

[Guest]

I am able to now see the folder sorry - but I had to show hidden folders - is
there any way around this? I have clients that I have made special
stationery for and I would rather they not have to show their hidden folders
in order to save the files.

Thanks,
Pladd

 

[Brian Tillman]

I know that the folder location is

c:/documents & settings/user name/application
data/microsoft/signatures

but when I try to save the htm doc to that location there is no
"application" data folder

Open WIndows Explorer. In the address bar, enter

%AppData%\Microsoft\Signatures

Press Enter. What do you see?

 

[Guest]

I see the contents of that folder - I rehid the hidden folders and I still
see the contents of the folder - There are some .txt, html, and word files -
all related to the signatures that I have. My v-card file is also in that
folder.

 

[Brian Tillman]

I see the contents of that folder - I rehid the hidden folders and I
still see the contents of the folder - There are some .txt, html, and
word files - all related to the signatures that I have. My v-card
file is also in that folder.

Well, now you have a method of making sure the user sees the folder without
them having to unhide anything. That is what you meant by

I have clients that I have
made special stationery for and I would rather they not have to show
their hidden folders in order to save the files.

isn't it? They can open the folder and just drop a file in it.