This is correct, but just a comment. Instead of copying a file to the clipboard, writing an e-mail, and pasting the contents into that e-mail, one could simply insert a file at the end of the e-mail. Following the below outlined method, one would have to open the file in KeyWord, copy it to the clipboard, write an e-mail, and paste. What one could alternatively do is to write the e-mail, and, at the point at which they wish to insert a file, press [SPACE with B], [CONTROL with B] to enter the Block Commands Menu, then type I to insert a file, and select the file. This would save the user having to copy the file to the clipboard every time they wished to copy a signature file to the e-mail; also, if they remembered that they wanted the signature, and the copy-paste method was the only way, this would involve switching to KeyWord to copy, but when switching back to KeyMail, there's the bug where an e-mail won't be placed in the OutBox or Drafts folder when this option is selected if a user switches tasks while writing the message, so the user, after pasting, would have to deal with that. With the insert method, one could just insert while writing the e-mail, and there is no need to go out of one's way to copy the file to the clipboard before writing an e-mail.
HTH, Maria >----- Original Message ----- >From: "James Aldrich" <[EMAIL PROTECTED] >To: "Braillenote List" <[email protected] >Sent: Thu, 28 Oct 2004 07:53:22 -0700 >Subject: Re: [Braillenote] Signatures >Hi Stacy, >You would need to have your specialized signature placed in a small >file. Paste the contents of that file into the clipboard, write your post >and then paste the clipboard where your signature should be. This is the >only way I know of to have a specialized signature with a BN or VN. Maybe >somebody knows something I don't! >Jim Aldrich
