That sounds like a "replace" to me. What occurs when you plug the
signature in first?

clintonG wrote:

> Ordinarily I'd agree but in this context what can be said? Select New
> Message, select somebody to send it to, type a subject, type your
> message and then go to the ribbon and select a signature. Poof! The
> message body is deleted. Undo returns the body of the message and
> removes the inserted signature.
>
>
> "Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]"
> <millys@donteventhinkaboutemailingmeatmvp.org> wrote in message
> news:5ED4B760-3627-4212-856E-08035F817845@microsoft.com...
> Actually, this has never happened to me in neither any of the betas
> (from September 2005) nor in my production machines.
>
> Calling something garbage takes quite a bit more information than what
> you provided to come to that conclusion. Why not describe how you are
> trying to insert your signature (mail format matters as well) and
> someone may be able to help you. Simply doing a drive by calling
> something garbage is not conducive to receiving help with your problem.
>