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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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This is absurd. While I appreciate the insight, I don't have the time or inclination to create work arounds because some idiot at microsoft was trying to save his job so came up with this stupid idea.
The person who did this needs to be fired.
Thats way too much work. Microsoft should have figured a way to do this for us. Im not jumping through hoops for their "New Outlook"
Hi, Grant. You can try my solution at the bottom of page 4 of this thread. https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook_com/forum/all/ms-outlook-signatures-disappeared-or-missing-after/b58e38d7-ca09-4e47-b094-65b0ee462c40?page=4
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The new and 'improved Outlook deleted all of my email signatures. Thanks a lot! How do I get them back without hand doing it all. Really Microsoft - thats a bummer.