Uprgrade from 2000 to 2003: Templates and Signature's gone

[Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]]

An in-place upgrade does not change the file locations where templates and
signatures are stored in the %userprofile% hierarchy nor does it touch those
data files. Note, though, that Outlook 2003 uses per-account signatures, so
the user may need to set a signature for each email account.

Did you do something in addition to an in-place upgrade?

 

[Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]]

An in-place upgrade does not change the file locations where templates and
signatures are stored in the %userprofile% hierarchy nor does it touch those
data files. Note, though, that Outlook 2003 uses per-account signatures, so
the user may need to set a signature for each email account.

Did you do something in addition to an in-place upgrade?

 

[Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]]

An in-place upgrade does not change the file locations where templates and
signatures are stored in the %userprofile% hierarchy nor does it touch those
data files. Note, though, that Outlook 2003 uses per-account signatures, so
the user may need to set a signature for each email account.

Did you do something in addition to an in-place upgrade?

 

[Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]]

An in-place upgrade does not change the file locations where templates and
signatures are stored in the %userprofile% hierarchy nor does it touch those
data files. Note, though, that Outlook 2003 uses per-account signatures, so
the user may need to set a signature for each email account.

Did you do something in addition to an in-place upgrade?

 

[Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]]

An in-place upgrade does not change the file locations where templates and
signatures are stored in the %userprofile% hierarchy nor does it touch those
data files. Note, though, that Outlook 2003 uses per-account signatures, so
the user may need to set a signature for each email account.

Did you do something in addition to an in-place upgrade?

 

[Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]]

An in-place upgrade does not change the file locations where templates and
signatures are stored in the %userprofile% hierarchy nor does it touch those
data files. Note, though, that Outlook 2003 uses per-account signatures, so
the user may need to set a signature for each email account.

Did you do something in addition to an in-place upgrade?

 

[Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]]

An in-place upgrade does not change the file locations where templates and
signatures are stored in the %userprofile% hierarchy nor does it touch those
data files. Note, though, that Outlook 2003 uses per-account signatures, so
the user may need to set a signature for each email account.

Did you do something in addition to an in-place upgrade?

 

[Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]]

An in-place upgrade does not change the file locations where templates and
signatures are stored in the %userprofile% hierarchy nor does it touch those
data files. Note, though, that Outlook 2003 uses per-account signatures, so
the user may need to set a signature for each email account.

Did you do something in addition to an in-place upgrade?