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05-08-2007
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| | Signatures Hi I'm trying to set up my email signatures. I have two accounts, call them A and B. I want Account A to be the default account and have no text attached. I want B to have the signature I've created. The problem is that if you leave the default signature box empty, a prompt message pops up telling you to insert text and it won't let you leave it blank...anyone figured this out? thanks Chris |
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05-08-2007
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| | Re: Signatures Use Notepad to save a blank txt file. Select the blank txt file. -- Ronald Sommer "Christopher Haughton" <Christopher Haughton@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:E188A619-A666-4F37-ACB3-6E84C9C9A93C@microsoft.com... : Hi : I'm trying to set up my email signatures. I have two accounts, call them A : and B. I want Account A to be the default account and have no text attached. : I want B to have the signature I've created. : : The problem is that if you leave the default signature box empty, a prompt : message pops up telling you to insert text and it won't let you leave it : blank...anyone figured this out? : : thanks : : Chris |
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