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Michael Lankton wrote:
Leon McClatchey wrote:
Steven T. Hatton wrote:
I also used xemacs to touch it up. IMHO it is a wonderful tool.
A bit bloated for a text editor for my tastes. I realize that emacs is much more than just a text editor, but I prefer Visual Slick Edit for programming and vi for text editing.
What would you recommend for writing letters:-) I've fell a bit behind on my Land Mail since I've been playing with Linux and this little network I've got going here:-) When I was using OS/2 on a more regular basis, I used IBM Works which I liked because I could format it (created a template for my letters and then just used that to start a new letter). I also like it because it was very user friendly as far as printing color (which I've yet to do from a Linux application) and importing pictures and things. As far as programming goes, about all I've been doing along those lines is a few scripts which I've found the internal editor for "mc" to be well suited to my needs:-)
Out of courtesy for others you should limit your sig to 4 lines, however you can have the complete King James bible as your sig if you want.
I can dig that, I used to run a BBS (The Twilight Zone) and used to run "Fidonet" mail, and my connection was a long distance connection, needless to say, whatever increased the "bandwidth" increased the "phone bill":-( At any rate, the reason I was wondering, was because I did like an option that I had with pmmail in os/2 (but haven't found a suitable application yet in Linux) was to add taglines at the end of a message. The application I figured would add maybe 2 or 3 addtional lines to the bottom of a message? Meanwhile, I got it work on the Win95 machine, but haven't been able to get it to work on my Linux box. Everytime I send a message out, Netscape sends me a copy unless I specifically go into the address option and remove my name. (Don't have any real affect on anything but my local machines since it sends the copy to the "local user". (At least sendmail is configured properly:-) -- cya l8r Leon McClatchey leonmcclatchey@homemail.com Linux User 78912 (Linux Box) - To get out of this list, please send email to majordomo@suse.com with this text in its body: unsubscribe suse-linux-e