This message: 24/09/2000 20:42 GMT.
Hello A,
A reminder of what A ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) typed on:
24 September 2000 at 10:32:06 GMT -0500
ACM> If I wish create a new message or a reply to someone and I wish to use
ACM> my TBUDL signature, I simply type 'tbudl<CTRL><SpaceBar>' and the
ACM> signature in the message disappears and is automagically replaced with
ACM> the TBUDL signature.
I've spent the last 45 minutes reading and re-reading all these
postings about %ISSIGNATURE. I've been totally confused by the whole
thing.
With all due respect to Mark and Allie, you explanations didn't really
clarify just exactly what it did. I got the impression that
%ISSIGNATURE had to be defined in some way or have a particular
template assigned to it.
After stumbling about in the dark for a while I discovered exactly what
it does. If you want to use a specific signature that is defined as a
QT, then including %ISSIGNATURE in the template just removes the existing
signature in (now forgive me if I'm wrong) exactly the same was as a
regexp would remove a PGP signature.
Without %ISSIGNATURE you end up with two signatures... Or am I
completely on the wrong track?
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