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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 16 Feb 1996.
Re: global preferences

Re: global preferences

On 13 Feb 1996 23:09:18 -0500, ste...@aol.com (SteeeeeeeN) wrote:

>Where can I find this Global Preferences to save my signature so I can lay
>it on everytime i make some groovy art please help. I aint new but that
>one really never I needed before til now not that i need it it just would
>be nice to sneak up on that global preferences place and maybe changge
>something i would prefer to have. Thanks in aadvance

This would be better asked of the AOL support people.  Not all of us use the AOL
newsreader, and most of us don't have Global Preferences.  For example, I use
Agent, and use Options->Signatures to set up my sig.  Unix users simply create a
.signature file in their root directories.  You get the idea.

Questions relating to how to use your newsreading software should be asked of
the AOL support people, not the alt.ascii-art group.

Eric Rossing
Intec Company, Inc.
ero...@sirus.com

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From: ero...@sirus.com (Eric Rossing)
Subject: Re: global preferences
Date: 1996/02/16
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