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You can create the key as a DWORD. The default decimal value is 4096 (4KB) and the max is 16672 (16KB).
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You can create the key as a DWORD. The default decimal value is 4096 (4KB) and the max is 16672 (16KB).

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Can you give me the exact line pls?<br />
And should I put it on the front end or back end server?<br />

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Can you give me the exact line pls?
And should I put it on the front end or back end server?


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When I navigate to:<br />
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHIN\SYSTEM\C<wbr />urrentCont<wbr />rolSet\Ser<wbr />vices\MSEx<wbr />changeWeb\<wbr />OWA<br />
I'm unabled to find the key SignatureMaxLength on the Front end server.<br />
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Any advice to ad the right key, exact string and value?<br />
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Thanks<br />
Patrik
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When I navigate to:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHIN\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\MSExchangeWeb\OWA
I'm unabled to find the key SignatureMaxLength on the Front end server.

Any advice to ad the right key, exact string and value?

Thanks
Patrik

How to increas size of Signature in OWA. Without string in Register.

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