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From: bauer@gtetel.com (Danni Bauer)
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Subject: Info: Signature insertion in tin
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David S. Issel (dissel@nunic.nu.edu) wrote:

> +------ Ryan Tucker (rtucker@worf.infonet.net) wrote: -----------
> |
> | If you're using "tin", there's a way to have tin randomly select a sig 
> | out of a directory.  If anyone's interested, I can take a clip out of the 
> | man page :-)


Simply create a directory in your $HOME directory called  .Sig

Any file in that directory will be in the list that tin will use
to randomly select a signature. Also, if you create a file in your
$HOME called  .sigfixed, that file will ALWAYS be included above
your random sig. Have fun!

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