Now create a Scope Action, set it to the Machines Scope and add the Machine with the corresponding logged in user. Copy these files to a centralized location as we will be copying them to the same folder path location that corresponds to the user account of each target machine using a Scope Action later on in this tutorial. You will find files that correspond to the name of the Signature that we created in step 1. On the machine that you created the Outlook Signature, open the location %APPDATA%\Microsoft\Signatures. In this case, we created a signature template called Goverlan as shown below. Process Automation Step 1įirst, we must create a signature in Outlook that we will be copying to the destination users PC. The 15-day trial is free and no credit card is required. "Assembly"=", Version=16.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, Files\\Microsoft signature problem occurs in Office 2010, replace 16 with 14 if in Outlook 2013, replace 16 with 15.To be able to implement this tutorial, you will need access to the full version of Goverlan Reach and its Process Automation framework. If you don’t currently own a valid license, you can download a free version of our remote access software on our website.
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In these registry keys (for 圆4 and x86 Office editions respectively) change the values of the Default and LocalServer32 parameters to the full path to the outlook.exe executable file on your computer (for example, to C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\Office16\Outlook.exe for Outlook 2016):
In order to make the Signatures button work, try the following: If it hasn’t helped, I have found some opinions on technical forums that the signature issue often appears after mailbox migration to the another domain or on computers with the preinstalled Office. To solve the problem of the Signatures button that is not working, it is recommend to uninstall a modern app Microsoft Office Desktop App (Settings -> Apps -> Apps & Features). There is a description of a similar bug in Windows 10 on. However, this fix is inconvenient and not flexible. Specify the full path to the signature file as the values of these parameters. To do it, remove the First-Run parameter in registry key HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Office\\Outlook\Setup and create 2 string (REG_SZ) values: NewSignature and ReplySignature in the reg key HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\16.0\Common\MailSettings (for Outlook 2016).
You can assign this file as a default Outlook signature through the registry. But it is quite inconvenient since each time you have to press the ‘Signature’ button manually.
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