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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 15 Dec 1994.
Re: Anyway to randomize sig files?

Re: Anyway to randomize sig files?

Terry :-) str...@student.msu.edu said on <Thu, 15 Dec 94 05:27:19 EST>,
in alt.ascii-art: 

*] On Thu, 15 Dec 94 08:15:42 GMT, 
*] p  <     p...@outpost.pl.my> wrote:

*] >Hi everybody,
*] >
*] >        Can someone tell me if there is a way to randomize sig files?
*] >        IF so, using what?
*] >        Thanks.
*] >
*] >

*] With what program?


How about with Pine? Any way possible?

Thanks,

Dan (+:

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