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September 2nd, 2009, 11:29 PM
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Outlook 2003 signature reverts to none after Windows Updates
Of the 50+/- people in my office, I have one who has a recurring problem that
every time she downloads and installs Windows Updates, it resets the Signature file settings in her Outlook to "None". Her file is still there, it's just not selected. Becoming a nuisance since with automatic updates, she sometimes doesn't know when this happens until she's already sent out several messages with no signature on them. Using XP Pro SP3 and Outlook 2003. Any idea how to keep this from happening? Seems to happen with almost all Windows Updates. 
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October 15th, 2009, 05:36 PM
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Outlook 2003 signature reverts to none after Windows Updates
I have this same problem with 15 of my 300 or so people in my office. I would
really like to know why it happens as well... -- Robert B. "Jeff S." wrote: Of the 50+/- people in my office, I have one who has a recurring problem that every time she downloads and installs Windows Updates, it resets the Signature file settings in her Outlook to "None". Her file is still there, it's just not selected. Becoming a nuisance since with automatic updates, she sometimes doesn't know when this happens until she's already sent out several messages with no signature on them. Using XP Pro SP3 and Outlook 2003. Any idea how to keep this from happening? Seems to happen with almost all Windows Updates.
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