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After a recent update the format for the signature creator and editor has changed. I have lost access to all my previous signatures and when I try and recreate a signature with the same name, I am advised it already exists and cannot be over written. How can I access or delete my old signatures?
Version No. 16.0.15726.20070
Using classic Outlook for Windows in business environments
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The whole "new" version of Outlook is a bug. Microsoft cannot push that version out. It is missing so many features and has so many issues that there will be a revolt if they force everyone to it.
The main current workaround is what we have documented in this Known Issue article, Signatures are not syncing between Outlook Desktop and Outlook Web App - Microsoft Support. Please give this a try and see if it helps.
Not than anyone gives a <whatever>, but mine disappeared too... I have a managed machine and CANNOT revert to an earlier version of Outlook... Oh well...
I have a PC too. What was your solution?
Sorry, but I don't know how to fix this on a MAC. I have a PC, and I figured out what to do to solve my problem here. There may be other comments that have suggestions that might help you.