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Outlook: Multiple Email signatures to use

  • Sep 29, 2025
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You use Outlook for business and private use, you must often use multiple Email signatures. We will show you how to do that.

Variant 1: An E-Mail signature in Outlook often to use

  • Do you primarily use a signature in your Mails, so you can use this simply as a default signature in the Outlook store. How this works, we will show you in this practical tip.
  • The second, rarely-used signature, add if needed, just as an Autotext building block. How this works, read in the second paragraph.
Outlook Email signature change

Option 2: Both e-mail signatures are used in Outlook, often

You can use both signatures, relatively frequently, you should set up a default signature, but the particular signature to insert always as an Autotext building block:
  1. Open a new and blank E-Mail and type your signature as you want it to appear later in the mail.
  2. Select the Text and press simultaneously the keys [Alt] and [F3]. Then a small window will open.
  3. In the top row is now a "Code word". Type this in an email, automatically inserts the whole text block. For example, use "Signatur1" and "Signatur2".
  4. Confirm with "OK", saved the text module. You can now repeat with all the other signatures.
  5. Now enter the "Code word" in your Mail, you will be offered the signature to Insert. You then simply press the Enter key.
Outlook: the signature as a text element
This practice tip applies to Outlook 2013. How to create a out of office message in Outlook create, we will show you in the next article.

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