> It may not be possible to do this in an automated fashion, but you could
> get something quite like it with just a little more effort.
>
> Set up another e-mail account (Tools -> Settings -> Mail Accounts ->
> Add) and create a new (identical) Identity with a new default signature,
> but with server type "none" under "Receiving E-mail". Then name the
> account something recognizable like "me (support)".
>
> Then, when you reply to an on-campus address, in the composition window,
> the From: field should have a drop down box where you can pick the
> sending account as "me (support)", and the signature used will be the
> default signature for that account.
Wouldn't it be simpler to just change the Signature? ;-)
Set up a new one at
Tools / Settings / Composer Preferences / Signatures
> If you've kept all the other account information the same (reply-to
> address, etc.) you've got an way to have certain replies go out with a
> different signature.
>
> Not automated, but once you've set it up its only one step away.
> P.S.: This is also useful if you have several aliases coming to the same
> account. When an e-mail comes in with one of my aliases on the CC:
> line, I can do a "Reply All" and it won't include my alias, if I have
> that alias set up as a non-receiving e-mail account.
Right. I got a couple of these myself. :)
> > I'd like to be able to include a signature like:
> >
> > If this doesn't resolve your problem, please get back to me
> >
> > ...but only for on-campus addresses - that is, addresses ending on
> > "\<uci.edu$".
> >
> > Is it possible with evo?
As Jeff already answered, nope.
...guenther
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