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RoseB - 24 Oct 2004 01:30 GMT

I added a new sig today, and I am checking to see if it is working. So
far I have not seen it. Kinda makes me mad.
LOL
R

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Gwen Love - 24 Oct 2004 02:27 GMT

Rose, I have some that I haven't used yet. Would you like to have one of
them. Mine work! <vbg>
Gwen

> I added a new sig today, and I am checking to see if it is working. So
> far I have not seen it. Kinda makes me mad.
> LOL
> R

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RoseB - 24 Oct 2004 05:12 GMT

>Rose, I have some that I haven't used yet. Would you like to have one of
>them. Mine work! <vbg>
>Gwen

LOL
Thanlks for sharing, Gwen.

I will try the add signature feature that I have to click on and see
if that works if I can not do it automatically.

Rose

Being educated means that rather than fearing the unknown, one seeks
to understand it. RB

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Don Kirkman - 24 Oct 2004 23:00 GMT

It seems to me I heard somewhere that RoseB wrote in article
<vqamn0pr6dvmburor0a6bl44ulojamd7f9@4ax.com>:

>>Rose, I have some that I haven't used yet. Would you like to have one of
>>them. Mine work! <vbg>
>>Gwen
>LOL
>Thanlks for sharing, Gwen.

>I will try the add signature feature that I have to click on and see
>if that works if I can not do it automatically.

Rose, in Agent 2.0 it's a two-step (you probably know that already).
Once you have your signature(s) entered at Options | General Preferences

| Signatures you need to enable your preferred one for email and

newsgroups. At Group | Default Properties there's a drop-down box to
select the signature you want for email and as a default in newsgroups.
To set a different one for individual newsgroups use Group | Properties
instead.

I suspect you had all this OK but something just got messed up and you
may need to step back through it. HTH

For users of other versions of Agent, the same steps work but the
Options menu is set up differently from 2.0.

>Being educated means that rather than fearing the unknown, one seeks
>to understand it. RB

Ain't that the truth!

My high school Latin teacher told us that being educated doesn't mean
knowing everything you need to, it means knowing how to find what you
need to know. Teachers rock! :-)

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Don
Old age is when you start saying "I wish I knew now what I knew then."

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RoseB - 25 Oct 2004 06:20 GMT

Thanks for your help, Don. You are correct- I did know that and had a
properly functioning sig until I took it off due to the card exchange.
I had forgotten about the other drop down box I needed to check.

And thanks for your comments regarding my sig. I thought I was being
especially profound when I thought of it but it seemed so true to me
at the time.
Rose
Rose @}>->--
Being educated means that rather than fearing the unknown, one seeks to understand it. RB

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Squirrely - 30 Jan 2005 07:25 GMT

Marnie,

I am sorry your insurance is not going to cover the biologicals. I feel for
you sweetie.

I hope you are able to get the job and that it works out for you and that
you do good with it. It sounds like a good job.

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Love and hugs to all
Good thoughts coming your way too.

Squirrely Jo

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