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Original Usenet message from rec.arts.ascii, 22 Mar 1996.
Talk: How to have sig changed with the date?

Talk: How to have sig changed with the date?

On 16-Mar-96 06:44:27, Andy (A.P...@student.lut.ac.uk) said:
>I recently saw a piece of text detailing how to have a sig that changed
>with the date, using the 'elm' mailer, on unix. You had to write a line
>that made elm choose a sig file from, say 5 files, by generating a number
>from the calendar. I now want to do this, but can't remember where I
>found the text.

>Does anyone know how to do this?

If you haven't tried already and haven't received a reply here, try
asking this question in comp.mail.elm...

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From: mcs...@bu.edu (Sean McSherry)
Subject: Talk: How to have sig changed with the date?
Date: 1996/03/22
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