Re: [Evolution] A few more features

["Joseph F. Dries III" <joseph dries dcsquared com>]

> Feature: Multiple signature files
> Description: The best way to implement this would be outgoing message
> features.  You could specify if you were sending to a specific address
> (or from an identity if we are planning to implement those) to use a
> certain signature.  For an example of why this would be good, look at my
> newfangled work signature.  It's highly inappropriate for personal mail
> but since this is the only address I have I'm stuck with it (I could
> delete it by hand but that's kind of time consuming).

Outlook Express on Mac handles this thusly:

1. For each identity, you can define any predefined signature. So your 
   professional identity will always have the professional sig.
2. Each identity may pick 2 additional options, no sig., or random sig.
   Very nice.

Also as part of the multiple signature settings per identity request, I
believe it should be extended to vCards: should they be auto-attached,
and which one.

Obviously it would be quite nice if this should extend all the way to
GPG keyid or X.509 certificate.

-j

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