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[Kevin Sonney <alchemist AT darkcanvas.com>]

On Mon, 2002-08-12 at 23:21, Tom Caswell wrote:
> PGP would be nice if they didn't try to make it this huge bloatware package.
> It now comes with a firewall.  I use a VPN client and wasn't paying
> attention during the install.  The firewall got installed and trashed my
> network stack.  The hooks into email programs are spotty too.  The toolbars
> disappear because of the "PGP" button.

There's been a GPG port to Windows XX for a while, and it works very
well. There's also a plugin for Outlook/Outlook Express to make your
life easier. 

http://www.gnupg.org/ - not available for 1.0.7 yet,  but a 1.0.6.
Windows is available.

http://www.gnupg.org/frontends.html - plug-ins for Outlook/OE, Eudora,
Mozilla's Mailer, an MUA for OSX, and more.

> Moan moan moan, what are you going to do?  It's pretty much the defacto
> email encryption tool.  Other than those two complaints it works fine.

I hear ya.

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