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Oh, and signature generation works stupidly, too. Evolution doesn't set off your script with any special characters (such as, say, the traditional '-- \n'). Okay, so just modify the script to add those for stupid email clients that can't add them for me. Except you can't add arguments to the script (e.g., --evo), so you have to link it and test $0. Okay, fine. Except now Evolution automatically rewraps the signature, meaning that I can't choose the format, which means that the '-- \n' just gets put as the first three (because the '\n' gets removed) characters on the first line of the signature. So as far as I can tell, if I want to set my signatures off with '-- \n', like I do in about 3 other email clients, I have to do it individually with every email I send, which is pretty stupid. And if I ever want to have a signature whose wrapping I control, I'm SOL. -- A person's maturity consists in having found again the seriousness one had as a child, at play. --Friedrich Nietzsche --------------------------------------------------------------------- Luke Kanies | http://abstractive.org | http://reductiveconsulting.com
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