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My sister offers free backgrounds to people to download for their web
sites. She noticed she had about 2,000 hits to her free download site. Sos
he had a look and someone didn't bother to download the background, but
instead linked to it.

So she modified it a little 

Before it is too late, go to http://daynuuh.livejournal.com/

Now tell me Dingo's background isn't better than that one 


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On Wed, 26 Jul 2006 01:13:55 -0500, The Relichunter
<therelichunter^at^gmail^dot^com> wrote:

Ok, got the signature fixed. Now to figure out how to select the right
persona for the right group. Dmn it.

Regards

Admin Twisty Creek


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Admin Twisty Creek wrote:

> Ok, got the signature fixed. Now to figure out how to select the right
> persona for the right group. Dmn it.

PGP? GnuPG? Version??

If you mean some graphical thingydoodle then try just not setting a
default key. Lot of times you'll get a drop down list.

If you're talking about an email/news client, any of them with
competent PGP/GnuPG support have at the very least account based or
profile based key settings.

If you're a real man, <g> working at the command line or script level,
there's umpteen different ways to specify a KeyID, and half a dozen
"real name" options. 

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