Hello Roberto, I don't know about features of the Secure Bat, but wish to remind you that under the current laws in the UK you HAVE to remember your encryption password - if Big Brother comes to your place and requests access to your encrypted files (or mails) and you have forgotten it, you go to jail faster than you can spell TB. Yes, even if you have genuinely forgotten the password!
And these fellas are itching to "make examples" so as to create case-law and various other precedents of unbelievably heavy punishment for otherwise naive or harmless offences! Are you sure it is worth it? (No political propaganda or opinion is expressed here as Big Brother is non-political entity - it exists in the shadows of all governments) -- Best regards, SS (and thanks for your reply on my question) Wednesday, March 12, 2003, 2:50:30 AM, you wrote: RM> Hi RM> I've been using TB! for almost a year and a half now, and loving it. RM> But now the itch to try out SecureBat has begun and I'm thinking on RM> purchasing a license for it. RM> Are there any features not found on it that are fount on TB? Can all RM> my account files be upgraded seamlesly? (I have 8 e-mail accounts with RM> lots of e-mails on them, don't want to loose a single one). What other RM> advantage besides having the data encrypted is there to it? How does RM> its encryption interact with PGP? Does it interact with PGP at all? RM> I would download and test all this for myself, but don't have a spare RM> machine to try it on, and don't want to use my main one to try it. RM> Input is greatly appreciated. RM> Thanks! RM> Roberto RM> Using The Bat! v1.62i on Windows 98 4.10 Build 2222 A ________________________________________________ Current version is 1.62 | "Using TBUDL" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
