On Tue, 29 Jun 1999, Marc Mutz wrote:
> John Aldrich wrote:
<snip>
> (btw: can you tell me if KMail is ready for use with PGP? What does the
> Manual say? thx)
>
> Marc
I'm not a PGP user but there is a PGP tab in the settings menu for KMail.
Don't have a Manual but this is what Help says:
"3.7 Pretty good privacy
To use the PGP features of Kmail, you will need to have public-key encryption software
such
as GNU Privacy Guard or PGP installed and have your keys created. To configure
PGP, select File | Settings... and click on the PGP tab. Type in your PGP user
identity in the space provided and select any other options that you want
before pressing the OK button to save your settings.
Once PGP is configured, you can use it to sign and encrypt messages. To sign an email
message,
toggle the quill button on the button bar. When you send your message, you
will be prompted for your PGP password. The message will then be signed with
your PGP signature and sent.
Encrypting a message is also easy. You must have the public key(s) of the recipient(s)
of
your message in order for encryption to work. Toggle the key button in the
button bar to enable encryption. The message will be encrypted once you send
it."
Until next time... Ben
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