Other systems, such as Netscape, have you prepare a single text file, which is appended as a signature to each message. Microsoft Outlook does something similar, except that it creates the file right in the email program. If you don't have any of that software, or if you're on a system like America Online, which doesn't offer signature files, it's still pretty easy to have one, or several. Just prepare a simple text file with your signature in it. Then keep that in an open window when you're doing email, and cut and paste as needed.
Email is a simple and powerful tool.
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