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September 3rd 06, 04:05 AM
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Add Signature using Code
I would like to add a signature to Outlook using code. I know where the
signature files are stored and can create the files in the three required formats. How do I then add the signature to the Signatures drop-down in Outlook? I don't actually need to set the default signature but I need the new signature to appear in the list of signatures. I believe that this has something to do with registry entries. It will be great if the solution can support: Outlook 2000 (Without Word as Editor only- don't need to support Word as editor) Outlook 2002 (With and Without Word as Editor) Outlook 2003 (With and Without Word as Editor) Please Help! Thanks Sanjay 
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