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&Use HTML
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(no translation yet)
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Located in
signatureconfigurator.cpp:204 signatureconfigurator.cpp:437
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Use this requester to specify a text file that contains your signature. It will be read every time you create a new mail or append a new signature.
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Located in
signatureconfigurator.cpp:222
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S&pecify file:
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Located in
signatureconfigurator.cpp:225
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Edit &File
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Located in
signatureconfigurator.cpp:232
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Opens the specified file in a text editor.
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Located in
signatureconfigurator.cpp:233
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You can add an arbitrary command here, either with or without path depending on whether or not the command is in your Path. For every new mail, KMail will execute the command and use what it outputs (to standard output) as a signature. Usual commands for use with this mechanism are "fortune" or "ksig -random".
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Located in
signatureconfigurator.cpp:253
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S&pecify command:
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Located in
signatureconfigurator.cpp:258
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&Use HTML (disabling removes formatting)
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(no translation yet)
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Located in
signatureconfigurator.cpp:448
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