Cool stuff Sergey. Thanks.

>In case of multiple signatures you'll need to now which one is default. Only way I found is through Word automation. Tested in Outlook 2003 and later.
>

>loWord = CREATEOBJECT("Word.Application")
>loEmOpt = loWord.EmailOptions
>loOlSig = loEmOpt.EmailSignature
>lcSigFileName = ALLTRIM(loOlSig.NewMessageSignature )
>* Text signature
>lcPathAndFile = lcFilePath + lcSigFileName + ".txt"
>IF FILE(lcPathAndFile )
>	lcTextIn = FILETOSTR(lcPathAndFile  )
>	
>	IF  LEFT( lcTextIn ,2) = 0hFFFE
>		lcTextIn = SUBSTR(lcTextIn,3)		
>	ENDIF	
>	
>	lcFileContent = STRCONV(lcTextIn ,6)	
>ENDIF
>

>
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>>Not that I know of (assuming you are using automation or some such thing with outlook here). You can however just go ahead and read it from one of the files in the following location...
>>
>>C:\Documents and Settings\MyUserName\Application Data\Microsoft\Signatures\
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>>or Vista...
>>
>>C:\Users\MyUserName\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Signatures\
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>>... plenty of posts around on getting the path to special windows folders, GetEnv() will give you the UserName... then just read the format (rtf, txt, html) you want and plug it into your email (Microsoft's html is bloated like always of course).