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Email Signture controlled by AD

Does anyone help with creating a vbs logon script to be controlled by AD that will controlled our company email signatures and disclamers and how we can insert our company logo as a graphic into it the grphic being stored on the AD.
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You can setup disclaimers and stuff through your email server, you don't have to do it through AD. Are you using Exchange? If so, what version?
You won't be able to do this with a logon script, your signature graphics would have to be hosted externally by a publicly available hosting service and the disclaimer would really need to be done using third party software if using exchange 2003.
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We are using a hosted exchange solution and currently use AD to control the signature however we need to add a company logo
How do you do that? Through group policy? If so, can you provide more details on that? Where is the setting found and what are it's current settings?
We use our logon script to create the Outlook signature based on some field from the user object in AD.

The basic signature (that is common for all) is stored in a Word document located on a share. Then the user spesific attributes are merged with the word doc. and a signature is create in each user profile.

It's based on this vbs script (only in Norwegian I'm afraid, but I can translate for you if needed): http://www.knowledgegroup.no/tips-triks/it-teknisketips.aspx?tipsdetaljer=130

If you have a 2008 domani you can use powershell like this: http://blog.powershell.no/2010/01/09/outlook-signature-based-on-user-information-from-active-directory/


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This is very much what we do currently however how can insert an image file into the signature that is called from the share on the AD.
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Helpful but very similar to what we are currently doing.