Good folk of the EMC-PSTC.

1.  Graphics.
My Email is all managed by my Compuserve connection, and that now
automatically, seamlessly (their word), and transparently (my word) decodes
anything that comes in very succesfully, I simply get a screen message that
xxx file is save as yyyy in the DOWNLOAD directory.  It uses the MIME
protocol, recognises most encoding, and - so far- is totally useful and
succesful. 

 I have a 28.8 phone connection, and simply click on the 'GET ALL' button
and downloads, including all graphics, texts, WAV's, dogs, chickens and the
smell of a pink rose at dawn rarely take more than 2-3 minutes to complete.
 I typically have 30-40 mails waiting when I connect.  On a good day,
simple text files complete downloading in 20-40 seconds, and it dials up,
and hangs up in less than a minute.

2.  Signatures.
Compuserve (WinCim 2.6) doesn't have a facility for auto signatures, and I
would spend a day typing out Email addresses, post adresses, phone numbers,
dates, jokes, etc. on each mail I send/reply to, so I rely on the mail
header (picked up by just about all mail software when the REPLY button is
pressed) as my route back to me.  

One thing I do do, is add my geographical location to my signature, that
has to be sensible. I dont supply my full address as I don't want Claudia
Schiffer and Jennifer Aniston to find where I've moved to. On a world-wide
forum such as this, we have submissions from all over the world, and
probably some from Mars as well, and it puts a perspective on things if we
know the source of the comments.

Just an unsolicited bar of chocolates worth from the UK.

Chris Dupres
Surrey, UK.

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