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From: eclipse@clark.net (eclipse)
Subject: Answer: Using sigs in elm
Date: 1995/09/20
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TSimpson (tes7258@garnet.acns.fsu.edu) wrote:
: I have a question for you computer people. I used to use PINE to e-mail, 
: but since that account is closing, I am using this one. So, my question 
: is, is it possible to add a signature to an ELM letter? There's no 
: selection for it...

All of the options for Elm are most conveniently accessed by editing the
file located in the .elm directory (just off your home directory) called
"elmrc," which includes comments describing each of the options it con-
tains.  Elm can even use two different signatures, one for local mail and
one for network mail.

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