How do I add a signature-template for Outlook 2003 in MST?
Hello.
I´m deplying Office 2003 with a GPO.
I have created an MST with a bunch of settings. Now I want to add a *.rtf file with the companys signature to Outlook, but I cant find any settings for this in the CIW.
Does anyone have a smart idea on how to solve the problem?
The *.rtf file should be something like a template that the user should modify and add their on name and numbers / e-mail and so on.
/M.N
I´m deplying Office 2003 with a GPO.
I have created an MST with a bunch of settings. Now I want to add a *.rtf file with the companys signature to Outlook, but I cant find any settings for this in the CIW.
Does anyone have a smart idea on how to solve the problem?
The *.rtf file should be something like a template that the user should modify and add their on name and numbers / e-mail and so on.
/M.N
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Posted by:
fetgor
17 years ago
look at this
http://cwashington.netreach.net/depo/view.asp?Index=1123
http://cwashington.netreach.net/depo/view.asp?Index=1123
Posted by:
Mackan75
17 years ago
Thank you.
Sorry for the late answer.
Do you think that I can import that script (and make changes for Swedish env) and put as an Custom Action in an MST?
I think my customer has a file with logos and phonenumbers that I can use, do you think that I can add that file into CIW and make the file as an "default" signature so the user can customize it?
/M.N
Sorry for the late answer.
Do you think that I can import that script (and make changes for Swedish env) and put as an Custom Action in an MST?
I think my customer has a file with logos and phonenumbers that I can use, do you think that I can add that file into CIW and make the file as an "default" signature so the user can customize it?
/M.N
Posted by:
jmcfadyen
17 years ago
run the script via active setup or similar it will need to run at runtime to enum the users Id etc
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