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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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You have to create a signature for each email account you have using the drop-down E-mail account in the Signatures and Stationery. Open a new email and select Signature button then select signatures. I had to recreate most of my signatures, as I have several email accounts with several signatures each.
WHY?????
To solve the problem of signatures disappearing after Microsoft updated outlook.
This is such a HUGE waste of time for me/us.
I still can't get my logo in to the signature.
Anyone get this?
Yup, 100% agree!! I run 3 small businesses and it's simply ridiculous that I cannot have a logo in each of my signatures!
Come on Microsoft, get your act together - especially for your Business Customers!