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Microsoft Outlook: how to backup my signature?
One of the things I always struggled with is creating a backup of my Microsoft Outlook signatures. This is the first time I found how to create a backup of them.
The solutions is simple and easy. You could script this and automate when doing client/profile migrations.
Start –> Run and go paste this %APPDATA%\Microsoft\Signatures
That’s it. You can copy these files to whatever location you want.
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