OUTLOOK 2007 DOES NOT INSERT SIGNATURE

[Ameneses]

I am using Outlook 2007 on a Windows XP computer and according to the "help:
files I configured my default signaturer.
Outlook will not auto insert a signature in a new message when I have it set
to auto insert. What am I doing wrong?
I can't even do it manually from the message I intend to send.

PLEASE ADVICE

 

[Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]]

I am using Outlook 2007 on a Windows XP computer and according to the
"help:
files I configured my default signaturer.
Outlook will not auto insert a signature in a new message when I have it
set
to auto insert. What am I doing wrong?
I can't even do it manually from the message I intend to send.

Does this help? http://www.howto-outlook.com/howto/signatures.htm

 

[Ameneses]

Dear Brian,
I've done all that is instructed in your link, but it does not work.
Let me repeat: the signature is not inserted automatically nor can I do it
manually.
By the way Word is the default editor in Outlook 2007.

please help me out.

 

[Ameneses]

Dear Sir:
It's been a couple of days with no replies. I'd like to know if Mr. tillman
or anybody is interested in my problem and will answer.
I can't afford MS support.

 

[Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]]

I've done all that is instructed in your link, but it does not work.
Let me repeat: the signature is not inserted automatically nor can I do it
manually.

Exactly what happens when you try?

By the way Word is the default editor in Outlook 2007.

If you purchased Office 2007 recently, Microsoft support is free for the
first 90 days.

 

[Joe P]

MicroSoft has had this problem for years. They don't care. They won't help.
The last time I spoke to support on the phone about precisely the same
problem in Outlook 2003, the Tech said "This feature doesn't work".

 

[Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]]

MicroSoft has had this problem for years. They don't care. They won't help.
The last time I spoke to support on the phone about precisely the same
problem in Outlook 2003, the Tech said "This feature doesn't work".

I've written and have been associated with those who write software for years.
I and every one cares that the software we produce works as intended. I can't
imaging that the software engineers at Microsoft are any different.
Sometimes, however, things don't work as expected and isolating the problem is
difficult and expensive. If it can't be fixed in a particular version of a
product, you try to fix it in the next. Sometimes the expense outweighs the
value of the feature. That's reality. That said, however, Outlook 2003 does
successfully insert signatures. I've seen it. Perhaps you don't have it
configured with the conditions that allow that feature to function properly.
You don't provide any information, just show up, hijacking someone else's
thread with your complaint. You're not looking for a solution, you're just
whinging.