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Tools-&gt;Options-&gt;Email format tab-&gt;Signatures
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Tools->Options->Email format tab->Signatures

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Greetings dbrs_helpdesk !<br />
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I am not sure what is the question. Outlook does not natively offer an option to change where the signature is located. It always falls after the quoted text. (Thunderbird offers the option to locate the signature before the quoted text.)<br />
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Best wishes, war1
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Greetings dbrs_helpdesk !

I am not sure what is the question. Outlook does not natively offer an option to change where the signature is located. It always falls after the quoted text. (Thunderbird offers the option to locate the signature before the quoted text.)

Best wishes, war1

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Default placement is at the end of your new message,<br />
You can add it manually after the 'reply or forward' via the INSERT - SIGNATURE command.<br />
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Default placement is at the end of your new message,
You can add it manually after the 'reply or forward' via the INSERT - SIGNATURE command.



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There is a free tool for Outlook signature automation - SignatureOne.<br />
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<a href="http://www.smart-x.com/?CategoryID=226&ArticleID=189&sng=1" rel="ugc">http://www.smart-x.com/?CategoryID=226&ArticleID=189&sng=1</a>&nbsp;
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There is a free tool for Outlook signature automation - SignatureOne.

http://www.smart-x.com/?CategoryID=226&ArticleID=189&sng=1 [http://www.smart-x.com/?CategoryID=226&ArticleID=189&sng=1] 

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Microsoft Outlook + atuomaticaly insert signature after orginal text if replying or forwarding
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Microsoft Outlook + atuomaticaly insert signature after orginal text if replying or forwarding

Automatic Signature Inserts in MS Outlook

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