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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 20 May 1999.
Re: Question on Sigs...

Re: Question on Sigs...

Cyberpope wrote
>Eudora Lite refuses to accept a sig file longer than 4 lines. . . (I
use the
>included sig for Usenet, using my offline reader to import it with just
a
>couple keystrokes. . . :)   (It's longer than 4, but I don't feel it's
>excessive(I could be wrong, O/C!)
>
>Your friend,

>
><+]::-{(} ("Cyberpope")
>(email: gap...@vcn.bc.ca)
>homepage: http://www.canadawired.com/~gapope
>ICQ me at: 32617950
>
>        (Please cc my mailbox and/or quote with "Cyberpope wrote...")
>-=-
>In essentials, unity;
>In non-essentials, liberty;
>in all things, charity.  -- Baxter quoting Augustine

Well here's a reworked version of your sig keeping it in the 4 line and
72 wide guidelines while retaining all the information.

Hope this helps.

<+]::-{(} ("Cyberpope") Please quote and cc me with "Cyberpope wrote..."
ICQ:32617950  email:gap...@vcn.bc.ca  http://www.canadawired.com/~gapope
In essentials, unity; In non-essentials, liberty; in all things, charity
-- Baxter quoting Augustine

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Subject: Re: Question on Sigs...
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