Dear Melissa, Friday, December 13, 2002, 7:29:54 PM, you wrote:
MR> With PGP, all you need to do is highlight only the key block that is MR> within the clear signed message, click "Ctrl+C", then go to PGPtray, MR> and choose "Clipboard/Decrypt & Verify". You are right that I was working on your public key, I hope you don't mind! I have nothing of a confidential nature to communicate to you but was rather using your PGP setup as a way of getting my own going half as efficiently as yours! The problem with learning about and using PGP is that practically no one that I actually need to communicate securely with has it which means that it is very difficult to become familiar with it. I followed your advice for which I thank you and that all works fine. What I was actually attempting to do though was to use the Bat PGP plugin rather than PGP itself. In other words I was trying to do what Simon Blake suggested in his answer to my post (thank you Simon). His advice was to: "choose Tools/ OpenPGP/OpenPGP Decrypt and up pops the PGP Log window and minimizes to the tray as the key import window pops up displaying the Melissa's keys to import." If I do this I get to the point where the PGP log window pops up and that is where the process stops. I am not sure why. Simon asks what version of PGP I have which I think is 6.5. Is that something to do with this? Any ideas? -- Regards, Clive ______________________________________________ Clive Scott PO Box 3250 St John's Antigua West Indies [EMAIL PROTECTED] ________________________________________________ Current version is 1.62 | "Using TBUDL" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
