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From: stephan@henson.cc.wwu.edu (Ed Stephan)
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Subject: Talk: sig automaticn
Date: 3 Aug 1994 13:54:45 -0500
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varian@aol.com (Varian) writes:


>In article <31jupv$b2n@wumpus.cc.uow.edu.au>, u9358102@uow.edu.au (Hicks
>Joel) writes:

>>when writing mail how do i paste aan ascii sig at
>>the bottom of each letter so as i don't hace to redraw it each time?????


>Depending on your system, cut-n-paste works well. Keep the sig in a file
>you can access from your newsgroups area, then simply paste it where
>needed. :)

Also depending on your system -- I can have a ".signature" file in my 
home directory which always sends that signature.  I have found it more 
useful to have several ("sig1", "sig2",etc.) and read in the one I want at 
the end of the post using the "^R" (Read File) command.

If often use no sig.