Logon to the machine from where you are accessing "pine"
1 st option
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$vi .signature #edit this file with the contents you want.
#For example: - NF
#Save this file and quit vi
$pine #choose compose option you should be able to see
# "-NF" in the message text.
2nd option
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$pine #choose S (for setup) and C (for config)
#Edit the "signature-file" option
#Specify the name of the file which has your signature
#This will override ".signature" which is default.
Hope it helps.
-Kishore Prahallad
http://gdit.iiit.net/~spkishore
On Thu, 16 Jan 2003, Frederick Noronha wrote:
..How do I place my sig file below every Pine message I send out?
..Also, what is the correct way to upgrade to the latest Pine (4.53)? FN
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