Marck,
On Sat, 8 Sep 2001, at 13:43:55 [GMT +0100] (which was 6:13 PM where I live) you
wrote:
MDP> The point I'm making is that I can send a message to someone who needs
MDP> the 'L' signature and CC it to someone I don't want to have that, so I
MDP> just hit in 'S' or 'CH' ("Cheers, .\\arck") as I'm typing the message
MDP> and it swaps out the signature.
I am a little lost here.
Lets say I have a template for a specific person 'x' This template includes how I
address
and how I sign off.
Now I open a new mail insert 'x' id and then also add a cc.
When I move the cursor to the body of the msg, the relevant template gets loaded.
As I compose the msg I realize that I need to change my signature. Now if I use
a QT
which has another 'sign off' then it does not over write the current one,
unless I
select the current sign off and then type in QT handle.
>From you mail (the last line quoted above) I get a feeling you do not select the sign
>off.
If so what is that I am doing wrong in my template design.
TIA.
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Warm regards,
Raj
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Replied on Saturday, September 08, 2001 using TB Ver 1.53d on Windows NT
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