To transfer a signature with logo included between different pc's is pretty
hard to do. I usually copy the files in the user application data folder to
the other pc, but even then the signatures do not always come out as they
should.

A suggestion would be to make a signature transferable with an export feature.


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but even then the signatures do not always come out as they should.
What is different then?

A signature is nothing more than what is in the Signatures folder. An easy
method to open this folder is to hold CTRL when clicking on the
Signatures... button in Options.

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"alex" wrote in message
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To transfer a signature with logo included between different pc's is
pretty
hard to do. I usually copy the files in the user application data folder
to
the other pc, but even then the signatures do not always come out as they
should.

A suggestion would be to make a signature transferable with an export
feature.

Well, the path to the image has to be changed, since the username is in it.

I have to admit that now I look into the .htm file of the signature
generated by office 2007, realtive paths are being used. In the company I
work, Outlook 2003 as well as 2007 is being used, and the signature we use is
quite old (probably generated by Outlook 2003). In the past, and I had
troubles changing the path to a a relative one, but I'll experiment with it
again.

Still, the average user is not capable of installing a copied signature. A
function to distribute signatures by email or USB stick would be a time saver.

I didn't know of the ctrl-click function by the way. That's a good one,
thanks.

Alex

"Roady [MVP]" wrote:

but even then the signatures do not always come out as they should.
What is different then?

A signature is nothing more than what is in the Signatures folder. An easy
method to open this folder is to hold CTRL when clicking on the
Signatures... button in Options.

--
Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
Coauthor, Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003
http://www.howto-outlook.com/
Outlook FAQ, HowTo, Downloads, Add-Ins and more

http://www.msoutlook.info/
Real World Questions, Real World Answers

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"alex" wrote in message
...
To transfer a signature with logo included between different pc's is
pretty
hard to do. I usually copy the files in the user application data folder
to
the other pc, but even then the signatures do not always come out as they
should.

A suggestion would be to make a signature transferable with an export
feature.