Mike Smith <Mike Smith <PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU>> wrote:

> Nice idea - are there clients that can put a certain signature on
> for a certain target address?

    Mike:

    I don't know, but I'm sure one exists.

    However, many mail clients allow you to MANUALLY choose from a
    selection of signature files.  Pegasus Mail, for example, lets
    you select one of nine signature files as your default, then
    manually choose any of the others on a per-message basis.

    I sometimes use a bug-ridden kludge of a Pegasus extension to
    automatically select a signature file based on the message
    content -- watch what happens, for instance, when I use the word
    " dyno " in this message -- but it's just as easy to get in the
    habit of manually selecting the appropriate signature file when
    you send your mail.

    Pegasus Mail, which many people believe to be the best mail
    client for Windows (3.11, 95, and NT), is available for free
    (it's not even shareware!) from:

        http://www.pegasus.usa.com

    -Andy

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