Outlook Email adding default signature

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  • clloyd
    New Member
    • Mar 2008
    • 91

    Outlook Email adding default signature

    I have VBA code that creates an email that complete the TO: CC: Subject and Body Text however, it does not put the signature on the email. Is there an easy way to tell the code to use the default signature that you get if you create, reply or forward an email?
  • puppydogbuddy
    Recognized Expert Top Contributor
    • May 2007
    • 1923

    #2
    If you create a signature in accordance with the instructions in this link, Outlook will automatically incorporate it on all outgoing email.

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    • nspader
      New Member
      • Mar 2008
      • 78

      #3
      Originally posted by puppydogbuddy
      If you create a signature in accordance with the instructions in this link, Outlook will automatically incorporate it on all outgoing email.

      http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/he...761261033.aspx
      I actually have the same problem. I have created it the way your link said to. However, It does not automatically attach the signature.

      I am using Outlook 2000 and Access 200 if that makes a difference. ( I suspect that it does.)

      Thanks,

      Nick

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      • puppydogbuddy
        Recognized Expert Top Contributor
        • May 2007
        • 1923

        #4
        As per this link:



        Did you do this?
        Select each account in your profile and assign a signature to it.

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        • nspader
          New Member
          • Mar 2008
          • 78

          #5
          Yes I have done this and nothing. I am very stumped.

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          • puppydogbuddy
            Recognized Expert Top Contributor
            • May 2007
            • 1923

            #6
            Originally posted by nspader
            Yes I have done this and nothing. I am very stumped.
            Nick,
            Verify that you have plain text set for email format. Rich text is problematic.

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            • Denburt
              Recognized Expert Top Contributor
              • Mar 2007
              • 1356

              #7
              Well you haven't described what method you are using to try to achieve this. Using Docmd.sendobjec t won't let you change or work with the signature however if you take a look at this thread it may offer you some help. I only wish I knew where I kept my test i was using at this time. Anyhow if your interested in taking a look and working with the code provided in the links in this thread I know you can provide the functionality you require.

              Let us know how it goes and if you have problems/questions I will be looking for them.

              http://bytes.com/forum/thread747680-signatures.html .

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              • SHadun
                New Member
                • Jul 2008
                • 1

                #8
                Hello,

                for this problem I;ve been using solution that bypass security warning from Outlook and inserts any type of signature in to the outgoing message. Down side is that you have to insert some code in to the Outlook too but it works.
                As this VBA code is not mine, I;m posting original link where I;ve found it so you can check it out. Hope that this can help
                Link

                Regards,

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