Yes. You can use the configuration file adolsign.config for that purpose:
field_login = SamAccountName
field_fullname = FullName
field_firstname = FirstName
You can simply add your mappings to the list above. As an example, if you want to use ipPhone value from Active Directory, simply add the line below:
field_ipphone = ipPhone
You can now use field_ipphone in your signature templates.
Sometimes it might be necessary to make signatures available by other means than login/startup scripts or group policies. You may have users with occasional access to your corporate network, or you want to distribute signatures by e-mail or a web site. Adolsign's makepackage can be useful for offline distribution.
adolsign --makepackage --user myuser --sig standard --addfile corporate.jpg --vcard
The command above
Conditional fields are a convenient way to handle empty values. It is often desireable to drop leading or trailing texts in signatures if a field is not defined or empty in Active Directory. Adolsign supports five directives in field definitions:
By default, Outlook 2013/2016 behaves differently regarding the linked images. While previous versions of Outlook embed those into the message, Outlook 2013/2016 keeps them linked.
A registry change is required to make sure that Outlook 2013/2016 behaves similar to previous versions:
For Outlook 2013:
Key: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\15.0\Outlook\Options\Mail
Value type: REG_DWORD
Value name; Send Pictures With Document
Value: 1