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outlook signature added to automated messaging?
When a macro I have in Outlook 2003 creates an automated message, my personal
signature isn't included at the bottom. Is there a simple fix, or a way to read it from the signature htm file itself? I did a search and don't see anyone else having this issue, maybe I just need to change some settings? Thanks |
outlook signature added to automated messaging?
The most likely explanation is that your code to create the message is
replacing the entire message body and thus overwriting the signature. Instead, you should display the message or call GetInspector -- that ensures the signature is in the message -- and only after that modify HTMLBody to include your new content. -- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming: Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54 "Kyle G" wrote: When a macro I have in Outlook 2003 creates an automated message, my personal signature isn't included at the bottom. Is there a simple fix, or a way to read it from the signature htm file itself? I did a search and don't see anyone else having this issue, maybe I just need to change some settings? Thanks |
outlook signature added to automated messaging?
Kyle-
Did you ever get your issue resolved? I had this very same issue and after trying a slew of ways to get this done I have take the advice from Sue here and Ken Slovak as well and formed a very simple, quick way to do this. It is not perhaps the most effective, but it works and works very well. I have tested it from a personal account to an exchange server and had no issues. Let me know if you still need some help. David "Kyle G" wrote: When a macro I have in Outlook 2003 creates an automated message, my personal signature isn't included at the bottom. Is there a simple fix, or a way to read it from the signature htm file itself? I did a search and don't see anyone else having this issue, maybe I just need to change some settings? Thanks |
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