On Wednesday 24 October 2001 06:31 pm, you wrote: > On Wednesday 24 October 2001 05:26 pm, you wrote: > > > > If I could insert a signature in an arbitrary spot without cutting > > > > and pasting, I'd be a happy emailer. > > > > > > I'm not at my linux box right now, but I do know kmail has this > > > feature. It's in one of the menus when writing an email. > > > > MENU > File > Insert File > > Actually attach > append signature is a bit better. Although insert file > would do it too.
Attach > Append Signature works precisely as advertised: it appends the signature all the way at the bottom of the mail. There are times when I want to top-reply and have the signature appear at the end of MY comments, but way above the end of the message body. Message > Insert File would work except that for one of my "identities", my sig is a little Perl script that shells out to fortune -s. It's not actually a file at all. Okay, I could set that script up as a cron job and redirect its output into a file and include THAT, but what I WANT is a mixture of the two functions. What I'd really like is an "Insert Signature" function. What language is Kmail in? C++? I don't know C++, but I know people who do. This is the beauty of Open Source, after all; I could get myself a copy with that function hacked into it.. -- Dan Ray Director Custom Applications Triangle Research, Inc. http://www.triangleresearch.com
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