Users of Outlook on Remote Desktop Services lose embedded signature images due to AppData redirection, causing blank placeholders and brand dilution. SigPatch restores original images by intercepting the signature rendering process and caching images externally, ensuring consistent branding across all remote sessions.
PSA: Outlook (classic) build 16.0.20228.20190 (Version 2607, Aug 11 update) is replacing signature images with blank placeholder PNGs, at least on RDS hosts with redirected AppData
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