Signatures broken by 10.2

After upgrading to 10.2 on my iMac, I find that Signatures no longer work correctly.
If I am replying or composing a new messge I find that when I go to insert (or change) a signature, Mail.app wants to stick that signature into the middle of my message, usually deleting multiple lines or a paragraph of the existing message!
This happens no matter where the cursor is located, and no matter how long the message is.
I have several different signatures which I routinely use, as well as have the "default" signature selected in preferences.

Here is my issue - I am a Comcast user - I converted from Comcast's router/modem ( I have two macs - one Imac and one new black macbook) - I purchased my own Motorola modem with the intent of installing an Airport Express as I wanted to be able to print wirelessly from both computers and Comcast's router/modem doesn't' support that - I have had flawless service from my two macs and Comcast for the most part.
When I made the conversion this week the internet fired up perfectly - fast as **** and everything connects great - However I cannot get Mail to work at all - I have along with Comcast replaced every setting and done it over and over - we've gone from port 410 to 587 to 25 etc - nothing has worked - I am receiving mail into the Comcast server but am not receiving Apple mail nor can I send - it seemed that sending worked for a while now that's out too
Ironically - the Apple Hot News RRS feeds are working fine as I'm receiving those from Apple
Any suggestions for solving this would be most helpful and appreciated - of course I'm out of my 90 phone tech warranty and do not purchase Apple Care - but would gladly pay most anything to get this resolved -
Thanks
Steve

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Please forgive me this I have posted this in the wrong section. I'm at a loss of what to do and if this is serious at all. When I scanned my computer with AVG Internet Security this came up: C:\Program Files\Toshiba\TOSAPINS\COMPS1\Intel Chipset Software Installation Utility (3264bit)0\MANUAL\B27611B.EXE Info: the file is signed with a broken signature, issued by: TOSHIBA AMERICAN INFORMATION SYSTEMS. The laptop I have is a Satellite L305-S5894

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I've had a heck of time turning on my computer the last couple of days. I ran AVG and received this during the scan: "C:\Program Files\Toshiba\TOSAPINS\COMPS1\Intel Chipset Software Installation Utility (3264bit)0\MANUAL\B27611B.EXE";
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I read earlier to do a restore. Did that...nothing. Uninstalled IE8 as well...nothing. Help!!!
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