> "Christian Rosenbleck" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in > message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > > >> So either you put the "PGP for Windows 2000" executable in one ob the >> abovementioned directories or specify the path in the panel. I have no >> experience with this PGP version though. There should be something like >> pgp.exe somewhere I guess. > > > See, that's the problem... There are no PGP.exe > > Which one of these should be used? > > --- > > 11-01-2001 06:03 317.666 PGP.chm > 11-01-2001 06:03 335.872 PGPkeys.exe > 11-01-2001 06:03 102.400 PGPlog.exe > 11-01-2001 06:03 249.856 PGPservice.exe > 11-01-2001 06:03 106.496 PGPtools.exe > 11-01-2001 06:03 135.168 PGPtray.exe > > --- > >
Enigmail uses the commandline version of PGP and GPG and the last version of PGP that was issued with the commandline was PGP 6.5.8. The version of PGP you are using does not come with a commandline version. You have three options: 1. Get the commandline version of PGP 6.5.8ckt which is an unofficial version but has been updated to take account of weaknesses found in PGP 6.5.8 2. Get the official freeware version of NAIs PGP 6.5.8 commandline version. 3. Get GPG for Windows from http://www.nullify.org Of these options, I would STRONGLY urge you to get GPG, but if you are married to the PGP GUI, I am afraid the only way you can use it is to encrypt or sign from the tray and not bother with Enigmail -- Graham
