TO CREATE A SIGNATURE FILE
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From the main ACESAG menu,  select User Utilities Menu.

Next select the ASCII File Editor (PICO).  Note the file editor options
listed at the bottom of the screen.  It looks and feels alot like
writing a message in PINE.

Begin typing in your signature as you would like it to appear.
Remember to keep it to 4 or 5 lines in length.  If you need more
information added than 4 or 5 lines, make two columns of information
using the tab key to space over and align the second column.  You may
also use a separator character, such as the pipe character "|".

When you have the file ready to save use the Ctrl-O option to
"write-out" the file, which is how you save it in with this editor.

When it asks for filename, be SURE to use ".signature" - include the
period but don't include the quotes.  Any other filename will NOT be
recognized by PINE to be automatically included in your email
messages.

To leave the PICO editor, use Ctrl-x to exit.
Press "m" to return to the main ACESAG menu.

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What if you have a .signature file already and want to change it?  Use
the steps below to edit your .signature file.

TO EDIT A .SIGNATURE FILE ON ACESAG:
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From the main ACESAG menu, select User Utilties Menu.

Next select ASCII File Editor (Pico).  The file editor options are
listed at the bottom of the screen.

First you have to get the file that you want to edit.  Use the
Control-R command to read in the file you want to edit, which will next
ask for the file name.  In this case it is .signature (be sure to
include the period and type the filename in lower case).

Edit the file as needed.

Now save it by using the command Control-O to write out the file, which
is how the file is saved.  You probably will want to use the same name,
so just hit enter if the name is correct.

To exit, press Ctrl-x.
Press "m" to return to the Main Menu.

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