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Original Usenet message from rec.arts.ascii, 12 Sep 1995.
Answer: What a .sig is

Answer: What a .sig is

Michael Adler (m-a...@ix.netcom.com) wrote:

: Hi all,

: I was impressed by all .sigs! (BTW, what "SIG" stands for? <g>

SIG stands for ".signature" which is the name of the unix file where 
poeples .sig's are kept.

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_.,-~^~-,._.,-~^~-,._.,-~^~-,._   
| Greg Webster                | De medico, poeta y loco,
| Kic...@freenet.vancouver.bc.ca| todos tenemos un poco.
^~-,._.,-~^~-,._.,-~^~-,._.,-~^                                        8-^o

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Subject: Answer: What a .sig is
Date: 1995/09/12
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