Top Document: Signature, Finger, & Customized Headers FAQ Previous Document: ... ... 1.2.3 Mail Next Document: ... ... 1.2.5 Emacs Mail Mode See reader questions & answers on this topic! - Help others by sharing your knowledge The mailtool of SUNs OpenWindows lacks numerous Things, including the Ability to sign Mails. However, most OW Users stick with mailtool because of the Ability to use "Attachments" to send around Files. A simple Replacement for Signatures is to add a "Template" (click on Edit -> Properties, select Category "Template" in the Properties Window, and give Name and File as desired). Disadvantage: You have to edit in every Signature by Hand, though. A better Approach is to use a "set sendmail=..." Line in your ~/.mailrc. Mails being sent out will be handed over to the Executable named there instead of the Mail Delivery Subsystem. You can easily plug in a simple Program to sign your Mails there. However, be warned that all too simple Siggers aren't aware of the abovementioned Attachments, so the Signature will end up in the last Attachment instead of the Mail Text. Information about a Sigger that handles mail containing attachments correctly can be obtained from Jochen Berg by sending email to: mailtool-sig@ti.uni-trier.de User Contributions:Top Document: Signature, Finger, & Customized Headers FAQ Previous Document: ... ... 1.2.3 Mail Next Document: ... ... 1.2.5 Emacs Mail Mode Single Page [ Usenet FAQs | Web FAQs | Documents | RFC Index ] Send corrections/additions to the FAQ Maintainer: FAQ Editor <faq-editor@ii.com>
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