How can I add Users to Administer or Update the Signature Configuration Database?

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It is possible to grant users Admin access to Signature and Signature Blocks configuration documents, without the need to grant the user Admin Access.

Summary of Access Rights within the Crossware Mail Signature Database

Default Access is Reader

Mail Signature Component	Editable By	Access Right
Signature	Editors Field	Edit: Edit/Update Access to Change the Signature Only Admin: Edit/Update Signature plus Signature settings
Signature	CrosswareMailSignatureAdmins Global Administrator	Create/Edit/Update Signature plus Signature settings
Signature Block	Editors Field	Edit: Edit/Update Signature Block Only Admin: Create/Edit/Update Signature Block plus Signature Blocksettings
Signature Block	CrosswareMailSignatureAdmins Global Administrator	Create/Edit/Update Signature plus Signature Block settings
Lookup Configurations	CrosswareMailSignatureAdmins Global Administrator	Create/Edit/Update
Rules	CrosswareMailSignatureAdmins Global Administrator	Create/Edit/Update
Image Libraries	CrosswareMailSignatureAdmins Global Administrator	Create/Edit/Update

Create a Group Called "CrosswareMailSignatureAdmins" within your Active Directory

Within your Active Directory, if you create a Group called "CrosswareMailSignatureAdmins", then add other users to the Group - they should have Editor access to the Signature Configuration database.

Below is a screen dump of how the Group will look in your Active Directory