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From: jtwags on 26 May 2010 19:33

I am having the exact same problem. When i create a "new" email the
defualt signature shows up. When I switch to the next email account the
default signature disappears (as it should) but it is not replaced with
the signature I have set up for the second account and when i switch
back to the default account the default signature doesn't show up again
either. The strange thing is when i reply to an email from the second
account the correct signature shows up. I made sure the new email and
reply/forward boxes are checked and the proper signature profile was
selected for each email. I think it is a glitch in Outlook. maybe I
need to reinstall. Has anyone figured out a solution or have a
reccomendation??? Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Jason



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From: Slipstick on 26 May 2010 22:37

jtwags wrote:
> I am having the exact same problem. When i create a "new" email the
> defualt signature shows up. When I switch to the next email account the
> default signature disappears (as it should) but it is not replaced with
> the signature I have set up for the second account and when i switch
> back to the default account the default signature doesn't show up again
> either. The strange thing is when i reply to an email from the second
> account the correct signature shows up. I made sure the new email and
> reply/forward boxes are checked and the proper signature profile was
> selected for each email. I think it is a glitch in Outlook. maybe I need
> to reinstall. Has anyone figured out a solution or have a
> reccomendation??? Any help is greatly appreciated.
> Thanks,
> Jason

What version of Outlook? Did you try disabling or changing the
signature and then changing it back? Since only the new mail sign is bad
for the second account, i would try changing it - maybe make a new sig
and see if it works.



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