Re: [gpgtools-users] Using GPGTools, participate, help our wiki, documentation, just do it ; )

Hey Steve, and everybody on the mailing list, I took a few moments and wrote down my thoughts about documentation and participation. I received a mail from a user and he is frustrated with the complex setup and the lack of documentation. It is perfectly understandable, but still … a few words a

Re: [gpgtools-users] Using GPGTools

Hey Steve, I think you never received any reply to your question. You can download the sig file for a download and then use GPGServices to verify that file. Simply double click it. Does that help? Best regards, Steve On behalf of the GPGTools Project http://support.gpgtools.org -- http://gpgtoo

[gpgtools-users] Using GPGTools

Hi all, Really appreciate the work that has gone on to make this, but there doesn't seem to be any sort of user manual for those of us who are not wizards. I have the program, have the services enabled, and sort of understand how to do this, but...I downloaded a Tor program, downloaded the signatur

Re: [gpgtools-users] Using

Hi David, please have a look at http://www.gpgtools.org/intro.html - this might help you to understand the underlying concepts. You can use OpenPGP on almost all platforms (Linux, Windows, Mac, ...). For Windows there is http://gpg4win.org with a lot of good do

[gpgtools-users] Using

While it may be obvious to some it is not to me.  Must both parties (sender and receiver) be using your program?  If so:I have Mac OS X 10.6.8 but the rest of the family use various versions of Windows.  Is there a Windows version they would be required to install?  Most of the older users (70+) wo