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Ben
Hi,
We're running Office 2003 Pro, and for a while now we've been using the
Group Policy settings to control signatures. So that everyone's signature
has the same standard look and feel we use a login script to create a
signature called 'Company Default' then enable the GP settings 'Default
signatures for new messages' and 'Default signatures for replies and
forwards' to force that signature as default.
However, now a few users need to be able to setup a 2nd signature, if their
sending emails out under another job title. But with these 2 GP settings
enabled, it greys out the ability for a user to create an additional
signature.
Is it possible to maintain the GP setting to force the 'Company Default'
signature to be the default signature, but still allow users to create
additional signatures?
Many thanks
Ben
We're running Office 2003 Pro, and for a while now we've been using the
Group Policy settings to control signatures. So that everyone's signature
has the same standard look and feel we use a login script to create a
signature called 'Company Default' then enable the GP settings 'Default
signatures for new messages' and 'Default signatures for replies and
forwards' to force that signature as default.
However, now a few users need to be able to setup a 2nd signature, if their
sending emails out under another job title. But with these 2 GP settings
enabled, it greys out the ability for a user to create an additional
signature.
Is it possible to maintain the GP setting to force the 'Company Default'
signature to be the default signature, but still allow users to create
additional signatures?
Many thanks
Ben