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A real random fortune signature for Mail.app
I agree--I actually use the -s flag in my script, which directly updates the ~/Library/Mail/Signatures.plist file every other minute so that the signature shows up in Mail as a bona fide sig; for example, I can make "dynamic signature" my default sig, and it shows up automatically in new messages as well as in the list of sigs menu list in new messages. The script that alters the .plist file is (necessarily) a little messy, but it gets the job done. The only downside is that Mail doesn't refresh its list of signatures when the plist file is changed--and, as far as I can tell, there's no way to do this through AS or bash--so if you leave Mail open, then your signature might not be current. Otherwise, you can just quit and restart Mail, which isn't a big deal. Here's an example of a signature (most of the other stuff is there "for fun" or "because I can" or what-have-you): |
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