I have tried using the -encrypt-files option with limited success. If I write the line like this:
D:\GnuPG>gpg --recipient "Client Key" --encrypt-files d:\directory\sub\test_file_1 d:\directory\sub\test_file_2 It encrypts the 2 files without an issue. If I write it the way I see on a few different posts I get an error: D:\GnuPG>gpg --recipient "Client Key" --encrypt-files d:\directory\sub\* The error I get is: gpg: can't open `D:\directory\sub\*': No such file or directory gpg: encryption of `D:\ directory\sub\*' failed: file open error I've tried with just the * and putting the executable in the same directory, putting the path in quotes, etc. Nothing seems to make it work except listing all the files in the directory. Any help would be greatly appreciated. John
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