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    <p>The signature is stored in a profile document in the NSF file. You can use the method <code>NotesDatabase.getProfileDocument()</code> to access it. This method takes two arguments:</p> <p>ProfileName: The profile document name that you need to find the signature is "calendarprofile". (Yes, that's right. It's actually a common profile for many functions, but the calendar developers got there first and named it. ;-))</p> <p>UniqueKey: Leave this as an empty string. (It is traditionally used to store a username in profile documents in shared databases, but not used in the calendarprofile doc in the mail file.)</p> <p>You access data in the profile document the same way that you access them in regular documents, e.g., using getItem(), getItemValue(), etc. For a simple text signature, the NotesItem that you are looking for is called "Signature". I notice, however, that there are also items called "Signature_1" and "Signature_2", and "SignatureOption". </p> <p>If you look at the Preferences UI for setting signatures in Notes mail, you will see that there is a choice between simple text and HTML or graphic files. No doubt this choice will be reflected in the SignatureOption item, so you will probably want to check that first. I have not explored where the data goes if you use imported HTML or graphic files, so I can't say for sure whether it goes into Signature, Signature_1, Signature_2, or somewhere else. But you can explore that on your own by using NotesPeek. You can download it <a href="http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg24005686" rel="nofollow">here</a>. It presents a tree-style view of the NSF file. There's a branch of the tree for Profiles, and you can find the calendarprofile there. Then just play around with different settings in the Notes mail preferences and see what changes. (NotesPeek doesn't pick up changes on the fly. You have to close and re-open the profile in NotesPeek after saving changes in the Notes mail preferences dialog in order to see the changes.)</p>
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