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Just curious, what would you use to compose the signature?

We use signatures in our shop and they work nice when you make sure you have
covered all of your bases.  If we didn't have to distribute our software we
would just recompile all of the programs that used a particular changed
service program and be done with it.

Aaron Bartell

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All,

In the Club Tech iSeries newsletter (edited by Scott Klement), the author
(I can't tell if it was actually Scott or not) suggests you use your own
signature, and that you just add new exports to the bottom of the list.
This seems *very* straightforward, and I'm thinking about suggesting this
for our shop standard (there is not one right now).  Any reasons why we
*shouldn't* do this?

Thanks!

Mike E.



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