False Signature is chosen, when i use multiple exchange mailboxes in Outlook 2010

Hi,
My Problem:
A user has his own Exchange mailbox and an additional exchange mailbox with full access permissions connected in Outlook 2010. I have made different signatures for every Mailbox.
Mailbox A is working properly. Sending and answering / forwarding works correctly with signature A.
When i send a mail with mailbox B, outlook uses signature B.
When i ANSWER a mail with mailbox B, outlook uses signature A.
The "from" button is highlighted on mailbox B. When i choose mailbox B in the from button manually, it works .....
Any idea?
Regards,
Dave

Hi,
I need to confirm one thing first, did you add Mailbox B as an additional Mailbox, or a second Account in E-mail list?
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Melon Chen
TechNet Community Support
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