Outlook 2003

[JAG]

I'm trying to add Signatures to some email accounts. I get into the place to do it just fine but I can't figure out how to add the Signatures that I already have set up. I get to the "Create New Signature" box and don't know what to do after I click on "use this file as a template" and then Browse. Where do I need to put my old Signatures so I can find them when I browse?

 

[Jason]

I'm trying to add Signatures to some email accounts. I get into the place to do it just
fine but I can't figure out how to add the Signatures that I already have set up. I get
to the "Create New Signature" box and don't know what to do after I click on "use this
file as a template" and then Browse. Where do I need to put my old Signatures so I can
find them when I browse?

Testing of Outlook 2000 has revealed the
following:
"Outlook Signatures" are actually files that reside in
"C:\Documents and Settings\%username%\Application Data\Microsoft\Signatures"
for Windows 2000 or greater. They do have an associated registry key
entry so that when an new email is composed it grabs the appropriate file.

When a new signature is created three files are created. One for each
type of email (Plain text, HTML, Rich text).