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Refer to the following article to learn how to realize it via a script: I have also added a screen capture with narration so you can see the problem.Ĭan someone help me to understand the error message and correct the script? I will provide any additional information. You can also see the script from the website also. I have added the script as an attachment using word. When I add the script the post, it loses the formatting and it's hard to read it. I also get this error message on the client computer when the user logs on, opens outlook and creates a new email. I think the script GPO is running but there is an error in the script. When I run gpupdate, I get this error message: I have added the corresponding user properties in AD. I think I have all the steps done correctly. I am using the information from this website: However, it only works for Office 2013 and not Outlook 2016.I am trying to add a signature file to all outlook users on the network with a GPO. I.e Swedish is 'Microsoft\Signaturer' $LocalSignaturePath = $AppData+$SigPath $RemoteSignaturePathFull = $SigSource #Copy version file If (-not(Test-Path -Path "C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\OFFICE\Signature\Version\$SignatureVersion")) If you do not change it, the script will quit after checking for the version already on the machine $ForceSignature = $False #Environment variables $AppData=(Get-Item env:appdata).value $SigPath = '\Microsoft\Signatures' #This is different depending on system language. #Custom variables $SignatureName = '' #insert the company name (no spaces) $SigSource = "" #Change if desired for signature templates $SignatureVersion = "1.0" #Change this if you have updated the signature.

I have successfully deployed the script from: Īs the User Configuration | Logon Script. I had this question after viewing How to create Email signature based on specific template for each people in certain OU ?.
