Sorry about the hiccup just now. As I was saying in regard to
>Steve: Thank you for the information. And re: email addresses in signature
>blocks, how *does* one generate that block? UNIX has the sig command, but
>I'm on a VMS system. Help, tips, pointers gratefully accepted.
On one of our (VMS) systems we have the MX mailing system, which can
automatically add a signature to mail messages. In the LOGIN.COM, make two
definitions:
$ DEFINE MX_SIGNATURE <whatever>
$ DEFINE MX_AUTO_SIGNATURE YES
When I was using it, I defined MX_SIGNATURE as the file containing my
signature block.
I stopped using this, however, because different nodes on our network use
different mailers, so sometimes the signature would go on and sometimes it
wouldn't. What I do now is define a key in my EDTINI.EDT file so that
when I'm composing a message with EDT within the mailer, I just hit that key
and it INCLUDEs the file.
I provide more specific info if needed.
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