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Originally posted by slackerboy:
just wondering, is there a reason to have 2 copies?

yeah I think it'll be better with one... http://www.tgeweb.com/cgi-bin/ubb/no...iles/smile.gif

slackerboy's and my sig don't count

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[This message has been edited by adam warlock (edited 05-23-2001).]

One? ok

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OK , say you find a image you like... you click on the properties and insert them in your sig. Is this a frequency theft kind of thing even thow there are no security issues, or do you have to copy it and then have it hosted? Would this even work.?
Conan

With a lot of sites, you can copy a link and use the sig that is hosted on their site. It is kind of frowned on though. Every time someone loads a post with your sig in it, the company you *stole* it from has to serve up the image up. So, you are stealing bandwidth from the company who's graphics you took.
Many sites block against that kind of bandwidth theft. You can however copy the pict and host it yourself (assuming there is no copyright or plagerism issues).

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Thanks , I really like your sig. to!