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As I suspected but thanks for the answer, it worked well.
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As I suspected but thanks for the answer, it worked well.

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I have a customer who has moved from a Windows 7 laptop with Outlook 2010 to a MAC Book Pro (Lion) with Outlook 2011<br />
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The user has multiple signatures in Outlook 2010, some reasonably plain but most with graphics/icons and links etc to face book, twitter and other things.<br />
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I have exported all the data to an accessible server location for the user to access them. &nbsp;I took all the Signatures from the following folder location in Windows 7... <br />
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APPDATA%\Microsoft\Signatu<wbr />res<br />
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How can I easily import these same signatures into the MAC ready for use in Outlook 2011.<br />
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I would like very simple instructions to give to the end user to carry out this action as currently I have limited access to his machine as he is in another country.
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I have a customer who has moved from a Windows 7 laptop with Outlook 2010 to a MAC Book Pro (Lion) with Outlook 2011

The user has multiple signatures in Outlook 2010, some reasonably plain but most with graphics/icons and links etc to face book, twitter and other things.

I have exported all the data to an accessible server location for the user to access them.  I took all the Signatures from the following folder location in Windows 7... 

APPDATA%\Microsoft\Signatures
 
How can I easily import these same signatures into the MAC ready for use in Outlook 2011.

I would like very simple instructions to give to the end user to carry out this action as currently I have limited access to his machine as he is in another country.

Import Signatures into Outlook 2011

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