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E-mail signatures are the blocks of text that appear automatically at the end of new e-mail messages you compose. They save you the bother of typing your name and contact details each time. To create an email signature, follow these steps: 1. 2. 3. Click Edit Preferences. Select Composer Preferences from the left side of the dialog box and click the Signatures tab. Click the Add button at the top right of the dialog box. In the Edit Signature dialog box, type what you want to appear as your signature. The signature can be in either plain text or HTML (click Format HTML for the latter). Don t forget that in HTML mode, you can insert lines (Insert Rule), which can act as a natural divider at the top of your signature to separate it from the body of the e-mail, as shown in Figure 14-6.

The script in Listing 7-15 shows how this works Listing 7-15 Using Pattern-Matching Operators to Start Searching at the End of a String #!/bin/bash # # script that isolates the directory name from a complete file name # usage: stripdir <complete file name> dirname=${1%%/*} echo "The directory name is $dirname" While executing, you ll see that this script has a problem: sander@linux %> /stripdir /bin/bash The directory name is As you can see, the script does its work somewhat too enthusiastically and removes everything Fortunately, this problem can be solved by first using a pattern-matching operator that removes the / from the start of the complete file name (but only if that / is provided) and then removing everything following the first / in the complete file name The example in Listing 7-16 shows how this is done Listing 7-16.

Figure 14-6. Creating an e-mail signature saves you from having to type your contact details each time.

Can you figure out what rows the SQL query in Listing 2-28 will retrieve What about the row that the finger is pointing to in Figure 2-10 Does this satisfy e.TourID <> 36 It certainly does. But this doesn t mean 415 hasn t entered tournament 36 (the previous row says he did). The query in Listing 2-28 returns all the people who have entered some tournament that isn t 36 (which is unlikely to be a question you ll ever want to ask!). This is another type of question that can t be answered with a simple select operation that looks at independent rows in a table. In fact, we can t even do this with a query that involves just the Entry table. Member 138 Michael Stone has not entered tournament 36, but he doesn t even get a mention in the Entry table because he has never entered any tournaments at all. We ll see how to deal with questions like this in 7.

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Fixing the Example from Listing 7-15 #!/bin/bash # # script that isolates the directory name from a complete file name # usage: stripdir <complete file name> dirname=${1#/} dirname=${1%%/*} echo "The directory name is $dirname" As you can see, the problem is solved by using ${1#/} This construction starts searching from the beginning of the file name to a / Because no * is used here, it looks for a / only at the very first position of the file name and does nothing if the string starts with anything else If it finds a /, it removes it So, if a user enters usr/bin/passwd instead of /usr/bin/passwd, the.

Click the Save and Close icon at the top left. Click Mail Accounts in the Preferences dialog box, and double-click your mail account in the list on the right side. In the dialog box that appears, ensure that the Identity tab is selected and click the Signature drop-down list. Click the signature you just created. Click OK and then Close in the Preferences dialog box. Your new signature will then automatically appear in new messages. It s possible to create multiple signatures for instance, one for work and one for personal e-mail and then choose the appropriate signature when writing your e-mail.

Evolution offers several features that can help you to organize your e-mail. You can create new folders, as well as filter, sort, and search through your messages.