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I have a customer who has been unable to set signatures in Mac Outlook since switching to the new interface. If she resets the account every time she opens Outlook the signatures re-appear. We re-installed the Office suite, and various purging of accounts and preference files have been attempted. The issue only returns.
Using older versions of Outlook for Mac for personal email and calendar
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None of the fixes work. Ran the command line 20 times, back and forth, then repeated the same commands. Nothing.
The new Outlook is BETA quality.
This worked for me! Thanks. How bizarre.
I went back to Old Outlook, and as you say the signatures were there all the time. I too saw a blank calendar, but I added my calendar account back and now its all working fine again under the old UI. I'm not entirely confident, but I think I "Opened Shared Calendar" and selected my name from the directory to get it working again!
If I'm honest, i didn't really like the new "look & feel" so won't be going back to it unless a) everything's fixed on signatures, etc and b) I'm forced to!
Thanks for the help. It works.
Hi Bryan,
I actually did multiple things throughout last week as the suggestions on this site were pouring in but I was always short on time and none of the suggestions worked. Last week I was determined to get it fixed and went back through all the posts and copied down the suggestions on a blank one-note page. Up to this point I had already tried reverting to legacy but it was missing two of my most important accounts so I went back to the new version. I tried the default setting command but that didn't fix it either. I set the signatures in the on-line version of O365...no luck and lastly, I tired to open the signature from within a message (instead going through preferences). When none of that worked, I copied all the suggestions to one note and started back at the top with the command to change the default. I quit Outlook and then did both commands as written two or three times but never reset the default to 1 and then back to 0. I just followed the same process steps each time because someone said it worked for them. Then I went back into Outlook, opened a new message and clicked on "Signature." All of my signatures were there plus a bunch of "Untitled" ones. I removed the untitled ones and made a few corrections to the default new and default reply on each account and was all set. Hope this works for you.