![]() Note: Please follow the steps in our documentation to enable e-mail notifications if you want to receive the related email notification for this thread. If you have extra questions about this answer, please click "Comment". Under Select signature to edit, select New, and type a name for the signature. In the E-mail account list, pick the email you want. On the Message tab, click Signature, and then click Signatures. If the answer is helpful, please click "Accept Answer" and kindly upvote it. Create an email signature in Outlook Open a new email message. Given this case, you can use the original client to send to yourself an email and then copy and paste the signature on the new device. For more, refer to Outlook roaming signatures - Microsoft Support. After disabling roaming option, signatures will be stored locally on your Windows device, and outlook desktop won't use the web signature. Some users reported the same issue and unticked below option to resolve their issue. ![]() I think it's actually web-based sigs (created for Outlook on the Web) that become available in Desktop Outlook and NOT (as I had previously thought) older signatures that uploaded as part of some cloud sync. What detailed version of Outlook are you using? Go to File > Office Account > About OutlookĪccording to my research, the feature of roaming signatures is in development, and this feature has been delayed and will only be available in Beta Channel.įor more information on its release status please refer to the Microsoft O365 Roadmap. Note that I know I could also manually copy them from and to the %AppData%\Microsoft\Signatures folder, but since Outlook and Exchange are obviously syncing these via the cloud and changing the structure of the signature files (from folders of assets to all fully embedded in the HTML files), I'd like to be sure I'm doing it properly, not trying to do an end-run around the supported method and possibly cause problems down the road. There are no subfolders for the assets like there are in the older PC's. In looking at the %AppData%\Microsoft\Signatures folder, I notice that the newly downloaded signatures have shifted to something like uuencoded versions of the images (or maybe links, hard for me to tell, but larger images have more characters, so I think it's a text encoding of the image). Main Question: How do you I push these or otherwise get Exchange to have the current signatures so it will send the proper signatures down to the new computer (and others in the future)? Is there a way to force that? Or, are the perhaps certain limits on which signatures will sync (e.g., size limit or only certain kinds of formatting are permitted). ![]() I assume this must mean that the newer signatures never sync'd to the cloud. It pulled down the signatures, but they're old, not the latest ones in use on my other computers. I just installed Outlook Desktop (as part of Office 365) on a new computer and sync'd with Exchange Online. ![]()
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