Re[2]: understanding what gnugp can do

[Graham]

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Good evening, Armin Hartinger

 From   :armin@pctechware.com
 Subject:Re: understanding what gnugp can do

> >     OTOH, I have seen a lot of complaints about the way Microsoft Outlook
> > formats messages encrypted with gpg, so there ought to be _something_...

I think you mean the way Outlook Express formats PGP.  Yes, its bad through
the official plug-in, but not with the Bear Software Netscape plug-in which
also supports Outlook Express.

At present, the only Windows e-mail program rthat supports GnuPG is Becky 2. 
I'm a pure and simple Windows user (I have no intention of going the Linux
route) and I use Becky 2 with its GnuPG plug-in.

I'll be pleased to help anybody wanting more information about Windows,
GnuPG, PGP, and Becky 2.


- - 23/10/00 20:05:54
- - Written with Becky! 2.00.00 Beta 32 and ATML and GnuPG Plug-Ins

Please PGP/GnuPG sign mail for verification and encrypt for internet security

My GnuPG Key ID: 0xEB389C4E  |   My PGP Key ID:  0x99DB10BD

Graham <graham@todd276.worldonline.co.uk>



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