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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 25 Jun 1994.
Re: Talk: Sigs >4 lines

Re: Talk: Sigs >4 lines

In article <2ufq85$7a...@gagme.wwa.com>,
R. Nortman <rcn...@midway.uchicago.edu> wrote:
>
>What news reader do you guys who have long sigs use?  My version of trn
>restricts to the 4-line convention.  Of course, I want to stick to this
>for most posts, but posts to ascii art groups I might like to have a
>longer sig.  (And I'd rather not insert it manually...)

Xrn allows me to use .signature with more than 4 lines. Of course you need
to have X-windows access.
I guess many people insert their long sigs manually.

PS: This post is trough trn so the sig below is my trn-(mocking)-
.signature. I use a different one for xrn.

-- 
Warning: .signature files should be no longer than 4 lines.
(Only 4 lines of your .signature were posted.)                    ___MMM___
AARRRGGGHHH.....I hate this :-)  (snipit from my newsreader)        (0-0)
e-mail:  nod...@kari.fm.unit.no -------------------------------oOO--(_)--OOo--

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From: nod...@kari.fm.unit.no (Are Nodland)
Newsgroups: alt.ascii-art,rec.arts.ascii
Subject: Re: Talk: Sigs >4 lines
Date: 25 Jun 1994 15:43:32 -0500
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