Switch signature when switching accounts

[Bagheera]

I use a number of different accounts for sending email and, with Outlook
2003, by specifying the account I wished to use, the correct signature would
automatically appear.

I've just switched to 2007 and set up the accounts and the relevant
signatures to accompany them. However, if I create a new message then switch
accounts, it just deletes the existing signature but doesn't put in the
correct new one. Have I omitted a crucial step in setting these up or does
this functionality no longer work in 2007?

Many thanks.

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

Do you have a signature assigned to each account? That is a requirement -
create a blank sig (just two dashes so you can see where it begins) to
assign to accts, if necessary.

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[Bagheera]

Yes, I set which signature I wish to use for each account in the Signatures
and Stationery dialog box.

When I switch accounts for sending mail, it obviously knows I don't want the
default signature, it just doesn't put in the one I do want any more.

Do you have a signature assigned to each account? That is a requirement -
create a blank sig (just two dashes so you can see where it begins) to
assign to accts, if necessary.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]





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I use a number of different accounts for sending email and, with Outlook
2003, by specifying the account I wished to use, the correct signature
would
automatically appear.

I've just switched to 2007 and set up the accounts and the relevant
signatures to accompany them. However, if I create a new message then
switch
accounts, it just deletes the existing signature but doesn't put in the
correct new one. Have I omitted a crucial step in setting these up or does
this functionality no longer work in 2007?

Many thanks.

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

Are you using word as your editor? that is necessary too.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]





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Yes, I set which signature I wish to use for each account in the
Signatures
and Stationery dialog box.

When I switch accounts for sending mail, it obviously knows I don't want
the
default signature, it just doesn't put in the one I do want any more.

Do you have a signature assigned to each account? That is a requirement -
create a blank sig (just two dashes so you can see where it begins) to
assign to accts, if necessary.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]





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I use a number of different accounts for sending email and, with
Outlook
2003, by specifying the account I wished to use, the correct signature
would
automatically appear.

I've just switched to 2007 and set up the accounts and the relevant
signatures to accompany them. However, if I create a new message then
switch
accounts, it just deletes the existing signature but doesn't put in the
correct new one. Have I omitted a crucial step in setting these up or
does
this functionality no longer work in 2007?

Many thanks.

 

[Bagheera]

I'm using Outlook 2007 and Help tells me that Word is the only email editor
available to me, so, yes, I guess I am.

Are you using word as your editor? that is necessary too.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]





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Yes, I set which signature I wish to use for each account in the
Signatures
and Stationery dialog box.

When I switch accounts for sending mail, it obviously knows I don't want
the
default signature, it just doesn't put in the one I do want any more.

Do you have a signature assigned to each account? That is a requirement -
create a blank sig (just two dashes so you can see where it begins) to
assign to accts, if necessary.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]





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I use a number of different accounts for sending email and, with
Outlook
2003, by specifying the account I wished to use, the correct signature
would
automatically appear.

I've just switched to 2007 and set up the accounts and the relevant
signatures to accompany them. However, if I create a new message then
switch
accounts, it just deletes the existing signature but doesn't put in the
correct new one. Have I omitted a crucial step in setting these up or
does
this functionality no longer work in 2007?

Many thanks.

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

Oops, I thought you were using 2003. It should work as long as you have a
sig assigned to each acct - the sig can't be (none)

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]





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I'm using Outlook 2007 and Help tells me that Word is the only email
editor
available to me, so, yes, I guess I am.

Are you using word as your editor? that is necessary too.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]





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Yes, I set which signature I wish to use for each account in the
Signatures
and Stationery dialog box.

When I switch accounts for sending mail, it obviously knows I don't
want
the
default signature, it just doesn't put in the one I do want any more.



:

Do you have a signature assigned to each account? That is a
requirement -
create a blank sig (just two dashes so you can see where it begins) to
assign to accts, if necessary.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]





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I use a number of different accounts for sending email and, with
Outlook
2003, by specifying the account I wished to use, the correct
signature
would
automatically appear.

I've just switched to 2007 and set up the accounts and the relevant
signatures to accompany them. However, if I create a new message
then
switch
accounts, it just deletes the existing signature but doesn't put in
the
correct new one. Have I omitted a crucial step in setting these up
or
does
this functionality no longer work in 2007?

Many thanks.

 

[Bagheera]

Bother. I'll keep playing around with it and see if I can't be a little more
persuasive. Thanks for your help and input.

Oops, I thought you were using 2003. It should work as long as you have a
sig assigned to each acct - the sig can't be (none)

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]





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I'm using Outlook 2007 and Help tells me that Word is the only email
editor
available to me, so, yes, I guess I am.

Are you using word as your editor? that is necessary too.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]





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Yes, I set which signature I wish to use for each account in the
Signatures
and Stationery dialog box.

When I switch accounts for sending mail, it obviously knows I don't
want
the
default signature, it just doesn't put in the one I do want any more.



:

Do you have a signature assigned to each account? That is a
requirement -
create a blank sig (just two dashes so you can see where it begins) to
assign to accts, if necessary.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]





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(e-mail address removed)

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I use a number of different accounts for sending email and, with
Outlook
2003, by specifying the account I wished to use, the correct
signature
would
automatically appear.

I've just switched to 2007 and set up the accounts and the relevant
signatures to accompany them. However, if I create a new message
then
switch
accounts, it just deletes the existing signature but doesn't put in
the
correct new one. Have I omitted a crucial step in setting these up
or
does
this functionality no longer work in 2007?

Many thanks.