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Author Where do you put the Rand-Hop: command?
Anonymous Sender

2004-10-20, 5:45 pm

Do you place the Rand-Hop comand after the Latent-Time command or before when sending email to mail2news gateways with your mail program. Also is there a command to get rid of the hotmail, yahoo etc...signature at the bottom of the post?
Thanks

Thomas J. Boschloo

2004-10-22, 5:45 pm

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Anonymous Sender wrote:
| Do you place the Rand-Hop comand after the Latent-Time command or before

Place them in any order you like! Of course, if you just add a random
hop yourself you will be more secure (you will have control over the
public key you encrypt to).

| when sending email to mail2news gateways with your mail program.
| Also is there a command to get rid of the hotmail, yahoo
etc...signature at the bottom of the post?

Try the Cutmarks directive.. End your post with #$% and add a 'Cutmarks:
#$%' directive. Note that you only have to do this at the hop at which
the signature shows up.

| Thanks

Feel welcome to APA-S,
Thomas
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