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A common problem goes something like this: "I created an email signature and want it to show up automatically. I followed the instructions, and it still will not show up on the email. I have shut down and re-opened Outlook and still nothing."
In Outlook 2003 with Word as the email editor and multiple accounts, signatures change when select another account, *provided* you have a signature assigned to the default account. While you don't need one assigned to every account, if you choose an account without a default sig, the autosignature feature stops working if the selected account doesn't have a signature.
So... assign a signature to all of your email accounts, even if it's just a blank one. Create a Blank sig using two dashes and press Enter - name it Blank and assign it to any account that doesn't have a sig.
http://www.slipstick.com/wordmail/sig.htm#2003
Updated Friday January 15 2010