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Right click signature switch not working

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TimB - 23 May 2008 10:49 GMT
I have one user who is not getting the option to change signatures
when he right clicks his signature in a new mail or a reply - instead,
he gets the normal editing context menu (copy, paste, font etc). This
is on Vista with Outlook 2003. Users on XP/2K seem to be fine - this
guys my boss and so is one of the only Vista users in the company.

Does anyone know what could be causing this? We've just rolled out
enforced corporate signatures and I want to deal with these little
glitches before they come back to bite me.
Roady [MVP] - 23 May 2008 11:29 GMT
Not a Vista issue. It sounds like your boss doesn't have Word set as the
email editor.

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> I have one user who is not getting the option to change signatures
> when he right clicks his signature in a new mail or a reply - instead,
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> enforced corporate signatures and I want to deal with these little
> glitches before they come back to bite me.
 
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