Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
Thanks for your help. As usual, Microsoft was useless. Your post gave an easy fix.
Much appreciated.
Scott
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I currently have several signature saved and they still show up as an option to use. However, if I go to edit any of them, one one comes up as an option to edit. The other signatures that I can use no longer are in the list. I would usually have about 20+ to choose from and edit. It is only showing my default signature
Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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Thanks for your help. As usual, Microsoft was useless. Your post gave an easy fix.
Much appreciated.
Scott
If anyone else was having trouble with this it could be as simple as clicking the drop down beside email account and clicking signatures on this device.
That's what it was for me!
I had the same problem, and found that you need to change the email account to "Signatures on this device" to see the rest of them.
MarieB315's helpful instruction above solved it for me. Unlike others, I didn't have any problem with editing and saving the signatures on my device (PC).
What was still annoying, however, was that most of my signatures were on the device, but a couple of them (default plus another I had added) were on 365. In case it helps anyone, here is how to solve that problem. It is a bit laborious, but worth it for long-term ease of use:
Once again, users with the save while Microsoft Agent is wordy and USELESS