[Evolution] Automating the inclusion of a "date" field when composing / replying to an email

[Ron Johnson]

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On Thu, 2005-03-31 at 14:40 -0300, Eduardo Spremolla wrote:
> Top of my head:
> 	Let cron run a script that update your signature file.
> 	Date keeps on the bottom, not top, but beter than none.

A cron job?

Why not a scripted signature?

P.S. - Please also see a question at the bottom of the email.

> LALO
>=20
> On Thu, 2005-03-31 at 12:10 -0500, John Moore (Linux Server) wrote:
> > 3.31.2005
> >=20
> > I know that when someone receives an email, the date that it is sent
> > can be found in the header.  However, it is much easier for the person
> > to quickly find the date that you sent or replied to an email if it is
> > at the top.  I do this out of habit (as in this message).  However, I
> > must manually do it (just like in Outlook..ugh).  Is there a way to
> > automate the inclusion of a date in the composition of an email?
> >=20
> > Thanks for your help,
> >=20
> > John Moore
> > Manager, IS
> > Quality Care for Children
> > Atlanta, Georgia
> > 404-479-4180

Is your whole office using desktop Linux?

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Ron Johnson, Jr.
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Why don't liberal Democrats stand up and say, "I am liberal and
proud of it!"? Conservatives would respect them more.


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