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Corporate Outlook Signatures

I would like to standardized corporate signatures for our employees.  I would also like to have our logo with an HTML link on it.  Does anybody know how to script this out or know of an app that will let me generate signatures based on Active Directory information and have it magically work with Outlook 2003?

I consider this to be fairly tough if scripting is involved so let's say 500 points.

Thanks,

Kevin
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The easiest is to get a 3rd party application like Exclaimer to do the work for you from the Exchange server.  This way you can control the look and feel of the mail without having to depend on users.

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M

http://www.exclaimer.com
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Will this let me do signatures or just disclaimers?
If you only need basic Disclaimer on the bottom of the message, then look at GFI Mail Essentials - it has a non expiring disclaimer feature that you can use for a corporate wide disclaimer without having to purchase software.

There are many other applications that do this work, and much better than any scripting could ever do.

Regards,
M
I want to standardize e-mail signatures to look like:

    LOGO w/ HTML link
First Name Last Name
Title
     Phone
     Cell
     Fax

Outlook 2003 keeps signatures locally but everyone screws them up when they make them.  I'd like to correct this and if possible prevent them from changing their email signatures.  Funny thing, I am already using eXclaimer to leave disclaimers for all outgoing messages.  

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You can write an event sink for the same using Visual Basic

check this url

http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=kb;en-us;317327&spid=1760&sid=global

Through a VB script you can also fatch user information from AD to make his signature and to add company logo.
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All you need to do now is click and give the pointsss.... :)