Microsoft Outlook Macro/hotkey question...

[wnied]

I have a user who is using a previous employees machine. When this user is in Microsoft Outlook, and replies to an email sennt to him, he hits shift+L or another combination and it signs the previous employees name. Is there anyway to get rid of this, and if so, how?

Thanks in advance.
wnied

 

[UberJumper]

Tools>Options>Signatures Tab should get you what you need.

 

[sun818]

Its also possible that the employee has a macro or background running that writes out their signature when press Shift-L or whatever. If you are running Windows 98SE, you can run msconfig.exe from Start:Run and disable that program.

Thanks,
Sun

 

[wnied]

The macro seems to work only in Microsoft Office products but nowhere else. It does it while trying to insert a comment or note as well. I will try the tools>signatures thing tomorrow and see how that goes. Sun818 where in msconfig would I look for this program running?

Thanks for the help guys, Appreciate it!
wnied

 

[wnied]

Nope guys its not under the signature selection, but thanks for the advice just the same, because it came in handy with another users machine. Now as for this thing, it doesnt seem to be the signature, like I first thought, this is like a macro that when you hit shift+L it inserts a comment or name, so if anyone knows how to dig this annoying problem out of my clients machine please lemmee know.

Thanks much,
wnied