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This sample signature template contains all default replacement variables defined in ".\config\default replacement variables.ps1".
This file demonstrates several Set-OutlookSignatures features:
· User photos from on-premis Active Directory or Entra ID
· Custom images
· Images used as shapes or inline shapes
· Conditional image removal
· Automatic prevention of empty signature lines
For accessibility, all sample links and images include descriptions for screen readers and similar assistive technologies. Hyperlinks use Word ScreenTips or HTML title attributes, while images use alt text. Replacement variables are supported for these descriptions.
This template file is maintained manually and may not always reflect the latest version. Custom replacement variables are not included automatically. If you find an error, please report it at https://github.com/Set-OutlookSignatures/Set-OutlookSignatures/issues. Please review the documentation before opening a new issue at GitHub.
Default replacement variables
Default replacement variables are available for the current user, the current mailbox, and their managers.
The following table all available default replacement variables. Colums represent namespaces, rows represent attributes, and each cell shows the resulting variable name and the actual value.
For example, combining the namespace "$CurrentUser" with the attribute "AttributeX$" creates the the replacement variable name "Bobby".
To simplify signature design with limited space, shorter versions of replacement variables are available:
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$CurrentUser → $U
$CurrentUserAttributeX$ can also be written as $UAttributeX$
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$CurrentUserManager → $UM
$UMAttributeX$ can also be written as $UMAttributeX$
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$CurrentMailbox → $M
$MAttributeX$ can also be written as $MAttributeX$
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$CurrentMailboxManager → $MM
$MManagerAttributeX$ can also be written as $MMAttributeX$
In the following, the notation "$[CurrentUser|U]AttributeX$" is used to make it clear that either $CurrentUserAttributeX$ or $UAttributeX$ can be used. This notation also prevents Set-OutlookSignatures from recognising the variables and replacing them with actual values.
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Logged‑on user $CurrentUser, $U |
Manager of logged‑on user $CurrentUserManager, $UM |
Current mailbox $CurrentMailbox, $M |
Manager of current mailbox $CurrentMailboxManager, $MM |
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GivenName$ |
$[CurrentUser|U]GivenName$ Bobby |
$[CurrentUserManager|UM]GivenName$ Alex |
$[CurrentMailbox|M]GivenName$ Bobby |
$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]GivenName$ Alex |
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Surname$ |
$[CurrentUser|U]Surname$ Busy |
$[CurrentUserManager|UM]Surname$ Alien |
$[CurrentMailbox|M]Surname$ Busy |
$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]Surname$ Alien |
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NameWithHonorifics$ |
$[CurrentUser|U]NameWithHonorifics$ Bobby Busy |
$[CurrentUserManager|UM]NameWithHonorifics$ Alex Alien |
$[CurrentMailbox|M]NameWithHonorifics$ Bobby Busy |
$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]NameWithHonorifics$ Alex Alien |
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Company$ |
$[CurrentUser|U]Company$ Galactic Experiences |
$[CurrentUserManager|UM]Company$ Galactic Experiences |
$[CurrentMailbox|M]Company$ Galactic Experiences |
$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]Company$ Galactic Experiences |
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Department$ |
$[CurrentUser|U]Department$ Office of the Executive Board |
$[CurrentUserManager|UM]Department$ Executive Board |
$[CurrentMailbox|M]Department$ Office of the Executive Board |
$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]Department$ Executive Board |
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Title$ |
$[CurrentUser|U]Title$ Secretary to the CEO |
$[CurrentUserManager|UM]Title$ Chief Executive Officer |
$[CurrentMailbox|M]Title$ Secretary to the CEO |
$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]Title$ Chief Executive Officer |
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Office$ |
$[CurrentUser|U]Office$ 7409 |
$[CurrentUserManager|UM]Office$ 7407 |
$[CurrentMailbox|M]Office$ 7409 |
$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]Office$ 7407 |
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StreetAddress$ |
$[CurrentUser|U]StreetAddress$ Kaisereb. Str. 206b/3/2 |
$[CurrentUserManager|UM]StreetAddress$ Kaisereb. Str. 206b/3/2 |
$[CurrentMailbox|M]StreetAddress$ Kaisereb. Str. 206b/3/2 |
$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]StreetAddress$ Kaisereb. Str. 206b/3/2 |
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Postalcode$ |
$[CurrentUser|U]Postalcode$ 1110 |
$[CurrentUserManager|UM]Postalcode$ 1110 |
$[CurrentMailbox|M]Postalcode$ 1110 |
$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]Postalcode$ 1110 |
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Location$ |
$[CurrentUser|U]Location$ Wien |
$[CurrentUserManager|UM]Location$ Wien |
$[CurrentMailbox|M]Location$ Wien |
$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]Location$ Wien |
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State$ |
$[CurrentUser|U]State$
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$[CurrentUserManager|UM]State$
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$[CurrentMailbox|M]State$
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$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]State$
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Country$ |
$[CurrentUser|U]Country$ Austria |
$[CurrentUserManager|UM]Country$ Austria |
$[CurrentMailbox|M]Country$ Austria |
$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]Country$ Austria |
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$[CurrentUser|U]Telephone$ +43 800 1234,212
$[CurrentUser|U]Telephone-E164$ +438001234
$[CurrentUser|U]Telephone-International$ +43 800 1234 ext. 212
$[CurrentUser|U]Telephone-National$ 0800 1234 ext. 212
$[CurrentUser|U]Telephone-RFC3966$ tel:+43-800-1234;ext=212
Sample link |
$[CurrentUserManager|UM]Telephone$ +43 800 1234,101
$[CurrentUserManager|UM]Telephone-E164$ +438001234
$[CurrentUserManager|UM]Telephone-International$ +43 800 1234 ext. 101
$[CurrentUserManager|UM]Telephone-National$ 0800 1234 ext. 101
$[CurrentUserManager|UM]Telephone-RFC3966$ tel:+43-800-1234;ext=101
Sample link |
$[CurrentMailbox|M]Telephone$ +43 800 1234,212
$[CurrentMailbox|M]Telephone-E164$ +438001234
$[CurrentMailbox|M]Telephone-International$ +43 800 1234 ext. 212
$[CurrentMailbox|M]Telephone-National$ 0800 1234 ext. 212
$[CurrentMailbox|M]Telephone-RFC3966$ tel:+43-800-1234;ext=212
Sample link |
$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]Telephone$ +43 800 1234,101
$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]Telephone-E164$ +438001234
$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]Telephone-International$ +43 800 1234 ext. 101
$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]Telephone-National$ 0800 1234 ext. 101
$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]Telephone-RFC3966$ tel:+43-800-1234;ext=101
Sample link |
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Fax$
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$[CurrentUser|U]Fax$ +43 800 1234,9212
$[CurrentUser|U]Fax-E164$ +438001234
$[CurrentUser|U]Fax-International$ +43 800 1234 ext. 9212
$[CurrentUser|U]Fax-National$ 0800 1234 ext. 9212
$[CurrentUser|U]Fax-RFC3966$ tel:+43-800-1234;ext=9212
Sample link |
$[CurrentUserManager|UM]Fax$ +43 800 1234,9101
$[CurrentUserManager|UM]Fax-E164$ +438001234
$[CurrentUserManager|UM]Fax-International$ +43 800 1234 ext. 9101
$[CurrentUserManager|UM]Fax-National$ 0800 1234 ext. 9101
$[CurrentUserManager|UM]Fax-RFC3966$ tel:+43-800-1234;ext=9101
Sample link |
$[CurrentMailbox|M]Fax$ +43 800 1234,9212
$[CurrentMailbox|M]Fax-E164$ +438001234
$[CurrentMailbox|M]Fax-International$ +43 800 1234 ext. 9212
$[CurrentMailbox|M]Fax-National$ 0800 1234 ext. 9212
$[CurrentMailbox|M]Fax-RFC3966$ tel:+43-800-1234;ext=9212
Sample link |
$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]Fax$ +43 800 1234,9101
$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]Fax-E164$ +438001234
$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]Fax-International$ +43 800 1234 ext. 9101
$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]Fax-National$ 0800 1234 ext. 9101
$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]Fax-RFC3966$ tel:+43-800-1234;ext=9101
Sample link |
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Mobile$
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$[CurrentUser|U]Mobile$ +43 800 9876543
$[CurrentUser|U]Mobile-E164$ +438009876543
$[CurrentUser|U]Mobile-International$ +43 800 9876543
$[CurrentUser|U]Mobile-National$ 0800 9876543
$[CurrentUser|U]Mobile-RFC3966$ tel:+43-800-9876543
Sample link |
$[CurrentUserManager|UM]Mobile$ +43 800 12345678
$[CurrentUserManager|UM]Mobile-E164$ +4380012345678
$[CurrentUserManager|UM]Mobile-International$ +43 800 12345678
$[CurrentUserManager|UM]Mobile-National$ 0800 12345678
$[CurrentUserManager|UM]Mobile-RFC3966$ tel:+43-800-12345678
Sample link |
$[CurrentMailbox|M]Mobile$ +43 800 9876543
$[CurrentMailbox|M]Mobile-E164$ +438009876543
$[CurrentMailbox|M]Mobile-International$ +43 800 9876543
$[CurrentMailbox|M]Mobile-National$ 0800 9876543
$[CurrentMailbox|M]Mobile-RFC3966$ tel:+43-800-9876543
Sample link |
$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]Mobile$ +43 800 12345678
$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]Mobile-E164$ +4380012345678
$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]Mobile-International$ +43 800 12345678
$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]Mobile-National$ 0800 12345678
$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]Mobile-RFC3966$ tel:+43-800-12345678
Sample link |
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Mail$ |
$[CurrentUser|U]Mail$ bobby.busy@galactic.test
Sample link |
$[CurrentUserManager|UM]Mail$ alex.alien@galactic.test
Sample link |
$[CurrentMailbox|M]Mail$ bobby.busy@galactic.test
Sample link |
$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]Mail$ alex.alien@galactic.test
Sample link |
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MailNickname$ |
$[CurrentUser|U]MailNickname$ bobby.busy |
$[CurrentUserManager|UM]MailNickname$ alex.alien |
$[CurrentMailbox|M]MailNickname$ bobby.busy |
$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]MailNickname$ alex.alien |
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DisplayName$ |
$[CurrentUser|U]DisplayName$ Bobby Busy |
$[CurrentUserManager|UM]DisplayName$ Alex Alien |
$[CurrentMailbox|M]DisplayName$ Bobby Busy |
$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]DisplayName$ Alex Alien |
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ExtAttr1$ |
$[CurrentUser|U]ExtAttr1$ Sekretär:in des:der Vorstandsvorsitzenden |
$[CurrentUserManager|UM]ExtAttr1$ Vorstandsvorsitzende:r |
$[CurrentMailbox|M]ExtAttr1$ Sekretär:in des:der Vorstandsvorsitzenden |
$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]ExtAttr1$ Vorstandsvorsitzende:r |
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ExtAttr2$ |
$[CurrentUser|U]ExtAttr2$ Büro des Vorstands |
$[CurrentUserManager|UM]ExtAttr2$ Vorstand |
$[CurrentMailbox|M]ExtAttr2$ Büro des Vorstands |
$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]ExtAttr2$ Vorstand |
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ExtAttr3$ |
$[CurrentUser|U]ExtAttr3$ Mr. |
$[CurrentUserManager|UM]ExtAttr3$ Ms. |
$[CurrentMailbox|M]ExtAttr3$ Mr. |
$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]ExtAttr3$ Ms. |
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ExtAttr4$ |
$[CurrentUser|U]ExtAttr4$
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$[CurrentUserManager|UM]ExtAttr4$
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$[CurrentMailbox|M]ExtAttr4$
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$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]ExtAttr4$
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ExtAttr5$ |
$[CurrentUser|U]ExtAttr5$
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$[CurrentUserManager|UM]ExtAttr5$
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$[CurrentMailbox|M]ExtAttr5$
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$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]ExtAttr5$
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ExtAttr6$ |
$[CurrentUser|U]ExtAttr6$
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$[CurrentUserManager|UM]ExtAttr6$
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$[CurrentMailbox|M]ExtAttr6$
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$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]ExtAttr6$
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ExtAttr7$ |
$[CurrentUser|U]ExtAttr7$
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$[CurrentUserManager|UM]ExtAttr7$
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$[CurrentMailbox|M]ExtAttr7$
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$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]ExtAttr7$
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ExtAttr8$ |
$[CurrentUser|U]ExtAttr8$
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$[CurrentUserManager|UM]ExtAttr8$
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$[CurrentMailbox|M]ExtAttr8$
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$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]ExtAttr8$
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ExtAttr9$ |
$[CurrentUser|U]ExtAttr9$
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$[CurrentUserManager|UM]ExtAttr9$
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$[CurrentMailbox|M]ExtAttr9$
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$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]ExtAttr9$
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ExtAttr10$ |
$[CurrentUser|U]ExtAttr10$
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$[CurrentUserManager|UM]ExtAttr10$
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$[CurrentMailbox|M]ExtAttr10$
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$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]ExtAttr10$
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ExtAttr11$ |
$[CurrentUser|U]ExtAttr11$
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$[CurrentUserManager|UM]ExtAttr11$
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$[CurrentMailbox|M]ExtAttr11$
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$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]ExtAttr11$
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ExtAttr12$ |
$[CurrentUser|U]ExtAttr12$
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$[CurrentUserManager|UM]ExtAttr12$
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$[CurrentMailbox|M]ExtAttr12$
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$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]ExtAttr12$
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ExtAttr13$ |
$[CurrentUser|U]ExtAttr13$
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$[CurrentUserManager|UM]ExtAttr13$
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$[CurrentMailbox|M]ExtAttr13$
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$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]ExtAttr13$
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ExtAttr14$ |
$[CurrentUser|U]ExtAttr14$
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$[CurrentUserManager|UM]ExtAttr14$
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$[CurrentMailbox|M]ExtAttr14$
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$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]ExtAttr14$
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ExtAttr15$ |
$[CurrentUser|U]ExtAttr15$
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$[CurrentUserManager|UM]ExtAttr15$
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$[CurrentMailbox|M]ExtAttr15$
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$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]ExtAttr15$
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PostalAddressNoCompany$ |
$[CurrentUser|U]PostalAddressNoCompany$ Kaisereb. Str.
206b/3/2 |
$[CurrentUserManager|UM]PostalAddressNoCompany$ Kaisereb.
Str. 206b/3/2 |
$[CurrentMailbox|M]PostalAddressNoCompany$ Kaisereb. Str.
206b/3/2 |
$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]PostalAddressNoCompany$ Kaisereb. Str.
206b/3/2 |
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PostalAddressCompany$ |
$[CurrentUser|U]PostalAddressCompany$ Galactic Experiences |
$[CurrentUserManager|UM]PostalAddressCompany$ Galactic Experiences |
$[CurrentMailbox|M]PostalAddressCompany$ Galactic Experiences |
$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]PostalAddressCompany$ Galactic Experiences |
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PostalAddress$ |
$[CurrentUser|U]PostalAddress$ Bobby Busy |
$[CurrentUserManager|UM]PostalAddress$ Alex Alien |
$[CurrentMailbox|M]PostalAddress$ Bobby Busy |
$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]PostalAddress$ Alex Alien |
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Photo$, |
See "User photos" below |
See "User photos" below |
See "User photos" below |
See section "User photos" below |
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CustomImage[1..10]$, |
See "Custom images" below |
See section "Custom images" below |
See section "Custom images" below |
See section "Custom images" below |
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UndefinedVariableX$ |
$[CurrentUser|U] UndefinedVariableX$ $UUndefinedVariableX$ |
$[CurrentUserManager|UM]UndefinedVariableX$ $UMUndefinedVariableX$ |
$[CurrentMailbox|M]UndefinedVariableX$ $MUndefinedVariableX$ |
$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]UndefinedVariableX$ $MMUndefinedVariableX$ |
User photos
User photos from Active Directory/Entra ID are automatically available via replacement variables.
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Remarks |
Logged‑on user $CurrentUser, $U |
Manager of logged‑on user $CurrentUserManager, $UM |
Current mailbox $CurrentMailbox, $M |
Manager of current mailbox $CurrentMailboxManager, $MM |
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Photo$ |
The first line uses images inserted in Word with embedding and linking. The second line uses shapes with image fills.
The alternate texts contain "${…]Photo$".
If there is no user photo available, the sample picture or default shape fill is shown. |
$[CurrentUser|U]Photo$
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$[CurrenUserManager|UM]Photo$
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$[CurrentMailbox|M]Photo$
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$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]Photo$
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PhotoDeleteEmpty$ |
The first line uses images inserted in Word with embedding and linking. The second line uses shapes with image fills.
The alternate texts contain "${…]PhotoDeleteEmpty$".
If there is no user photo available, the picture or shape is deleted. |
$[CurrentUser|U]Photo$
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$[CurrentUserManager|UM]Photo$
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$[CurrentMailbox|M]Photo$
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$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]Photo$
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Photo$ with Word image effects |
This row is only relevant when using DOCX templates, as HTM templates do not support Word image effects.
The first line uses images inserted in Word with embedding and linking. The second line uses shapes with image fills. Additionally, Word image effects are applied.
The alternate texts contain "${…]Photo$".
If there is no user photo available, the sample picture or default shape fill is shown. |
$[CurrentUser|U]Photo$
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$[CurrentUserManager|UM]Photo$
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$[CurrentMailbox|M]Photo$
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$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]Photo$
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Custom images
Fore each replacement variable namespace, there are 10 variables you can fill with custom image data:
· $[CurrentUser|U]CustomImage[1..10]$, $[CurrentUser|U]CustomImage[1..10]DeleteEmpty$
· $[CurrentUserManager|UM]CustomImage[1..10]$, $[CurrentUserManager|UM]CustomImage[1..10]DeleteEmpty$
· $[CurrentMailbox|M]CustomImage[1..10]$, $[CurrentMailbox|M]CustomImage[1..10]DeleteEmpty$
· $[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]CustomImage[1..10]$, $[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]CustomImage[1..10]DeleteEmpty$
Per default, all custom image variables are empty, but CustomImage1 is a QR code containing a vCard.
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Remarks |
Logged‑on user $CurrentUser, $U |
Manager of logged‑on user $CurrentUserManager, $UM |
Current mailbox $CurrentMailbox, $M |
Manager of current mailbox $CurrentMailboxManager, $MM |
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CustomImage1$ |
The first line uses a shape with image fill.
The alternate text contains "${…]Photo$".
If there is no user photo available, the default shape fill is shown. |
$[CurrentUser|U]CustomImage1$
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$[CurrentUserManager|UM]CustomImage1$
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$[CurrentMailbox|M]CustomImage1$
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$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]CustomImage1$
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CustomImage1DeleteEmpty$ |
The first line uses a shape with image fill.
The alternate text contains "${…]PhotoDeleteEmpty$".
If there is no user photo available, the shape is deleted. |
$[CurrentUser|U]CustomImage1DeleteEmpty$
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$[CurrentUserManager|UM]CustomImage1$
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$[CurrentMailbox|M]CustomImage1DeleteEmpty$
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$[CurrentMailboxManager|MM]CustomImage1DeleteEmpty$
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Conditional deletion of images
Below this line, the template file contains four rectangles, each with a different color: blue, red, yellow, and green.
In the resulting signature file, not all these rectangles may appear:
· The blue rectangle is always shown.
· The red rectangle is only shown when the CurrentUserTelephone replacement variable has a value.
· The yellow rectangle is only shown when the CurrentMailboxExtAttr10 replacement variable has a value.
· The green rectangle is only shown when the CurrentMailboxManagerMail replacement variable has a value.
As with the other images, this behavior is controlled using the alternative text property of the shape. For example, the red box’s alternative text contains $[CurrentUser|U]TelephoneDeleteEmpty$, which deletes the box when the logged-on user does not have a telefphone number set.
You can use this, for example, to:
· Only show images with links to social networks when the corresponding link is available in an Active Directory/Entra ID/Graph attribute.
· Show or hide pictures based on the group membership of the current mailbox (only use one template file instead of many only differing by the images used – see the chapter "Delete images when attribute is empty, variable content based on group membership" in the FAQ for details).
Avoid empty lines in signatures
See the chapter "How to avoid blank lines when replacement variables return an empty string?" in the FAQ for configuration details.
In short, you define optional text as a variable, including optional line breaks, and use this custom replacement variable in your template.
The following example shows this for telephone and mobile numbers:
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With empty lines |
Without empty lines |
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Definition |
Email:
$[CurrentUser|U]Mail$ |
Email: $[CurrentUser|U]Mail$$[CurrentUser|U]Telephone-prefix-noempty$$[CurrentUser|U]Telephone$$[CurrentUser|U]Mobile-prefix-noempty$$[CurrentUser|U]Mobile$ |
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Telephone$ and Mobile$ exist |
Email:
bobby.busy@galactic.test |
Email:
bobby.busy@galactic.test |
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Only Telephone$ exists |
Email:
bobby.busy@galactic.test |
Email:
bobby.busy@galactic.test |
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Only Mobile$ exists |
Email:
bobby.busy@galactic.test |
Email:
bobby.busy@galactic.test |
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Telephone$ and Mobile$ do not exist |
Email:
bobby.busy@galactic.test |
Email: bobby.busy@galactic.test |
Shapes and inline shapes
The following sample text contains two images which are shapes and not inline shapes: A person placeholder image behind the sample text, and a person placeholder image in front of the sample text.
The layout of the final signature file may be unexpected as only inline shapes are handled as if they are part of the text. In the concrete example, most browsers will correctly render the resulting HTM signature file, displaying the person placeholder images behind and in front of the text, but Outlook may: Display both person placeholder images at the beginning of the paragraph and treat them as inline shapes, or not display them at all, or show an error.
Set-OutlookSignatures
shows a warning when non-inline shapes are found in a template.
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