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Re: A REALLY Basic question
user name
2007-02-02 13:51:13
 Randy, 

 First, to answer your question..yes I have PGP version
9.xx

Well, I just might have it running now, at least sending a
message to 
myself and here's how I'm doing it...... 

 First, I open Outlook Exp. and input my message
 Next, from the little PGP icon on my desktop tray, I select
"Current 
Window" - "Encrypt & Sign" and then see
the encrypted message. Then I 
click send.
 Then, after receiving the email, I again click the PGP icon
and use 
the "Current Window" - but click "Decrypt
& Verify" to see my message.

 That looks like it's working to me. However when I send
test 
messages to the PGP test email site, I don't receive any
receipt 
confirmations, so I wonder if the my PGP installation is
really 
working.

 In my next message to this group I will try to send an
encrypted 
note just to see what happens. I hope that's ok.

 Thanks for all the help.
 Tom 


 --- In PGP-Basics@yahoogroups.com, Randy Burns
<randyburns...> 
wrote:
>
> 
> --- Tom Warren <mtnest...> wrote:
> 
> >  I have just installed the latest version of PGP
Freeware, but 
where do 
> > I go from here? Am I to assume that all I have to
do is open 
outlook 
> > express and start writing a message, then as soon
as I "send" it, 
the 
> > software looks for the public ID of the person I
am sending it 
too?
> >  Is this PGP system a bit to sofisticated for home
users? 
> > 
> >  I'd like to find someone who will help me test
out my 
installation. 
> > Currently I'm using Comodo but something tells me
it's not nearly 
as 
> > secure as PGP...just a gut feeling. My OS = WinXP
in a (very 
standard) 
> > new E-machines computer. This is to be used only
for personal 
emailing 
> > situations.   
> > Thanks
> > 
> 
> By latest freeware, I assume you mean PGP Desktop
9.x.x. As I 
recall, the
> free version of PGP Desktop doesn't include any of the
email 
plugins (for
> Outlook Express, etc.) so, to use the free version, you
might have 
to
> encrypt or clearsign your text first, and then just
paste it into 
the
> Outlook Express message editor. Not that much extra
work.
> 
> All the best,
> Randy
>




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Re: A REALLY Basic question
user name
2007-02-02 16:57:37
--- Tom Warren <mtnesthartcom.net> wrote:

> 
>  Randy, 
> 
>  First, to answer your question..yes I have PGP version
9.xx
> 
> Well, I just might have it running now, at least
sending a message to 
> myself and here's how I'm doing it...... 
> 
>  First, I open Outlook Exp. and input my message
>  Next, from the little PGP icon on my desktop tray, I
select "Current 
> Window" - "Encrypt & Sign" and then
see the encrypted message. Then I 
> click send.
>  Then, after receiving the email, I again click the PGP
icon and use 
> the "Current Window" - but click
"Decrypt & Verify" to see my message.
> 
>  That looks like it's working to me. However when I
send test 
> messages to the PGP test email site, I don't receive
any receipt 
> confirmations, so I wonder if the my PGP installation
is really 
> working.
> 
>  In my next message to this group I will try to send an
encrypted 
> note just to see what happens. I hope that's ok.
> 
>  Thanks for all the help.
>  Tom 
> 

This (PGP 8.0 screenshots) is about four years old, but it
may help:

http://etoiledunord
.4t.com/pgp/b/

(click on the various thumbnails to see examples)

Randy



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