Excel VBA- Include signature in Outlook email message

Different versions of Outlook store Signature files in different places.  What version?

@shorvath... My apologies .. MS Outlook 2010  (Office 2010)

Hi Terry :)

Your solution worked but I had a quick question.  do I have to know each end user's signature file name (ex:  abys757.htm, on my home pc its:  main.htm) so could it change?  if so is there a way to easily find the signature file name. a way to go to the signatures folder and choose the saved signature...  Just a clarifying question.. Thank you for the solution!

Hi abys757 yes that is not so easy! I build & distribute all our corporate signatures, so they have a simple naming convention, being username_New.htm and username_Reply.htm. So to retrieve these into the code, I pickup the username with Environ("username") and add it into the code as follows:

SigString = Environ("userprofile") & _
     "\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Signatures\" & Environ("username") & "_New.htm"

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Another option is to extract the hex from the registry, just look for New Signature or Reply-Forward Signature which are the defaults for new and reply/forward emails set in each users Outlook options. For example mine is buried deep at

HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Windows Messaging Subsystem\Profiles\terencino\9375CFF0413111d3B88A00104B2A676\00000001

We use Office365, so it may be in a different location for you.

Yet another option might be to use FileSystemObject to cycle through the HTM files in the Signature folder, and present the user with a picklist or FileDialog so the can select the one they want. This might be more flexible as my users have up to 5 different signatures depending on the role and entity they are using at the time.

Let me know if your users have a pattern we can work with
...Terry