On Fri 18-Jul-03 7:04pm -0400, Rafi Avital wrote: > I have several questions as I am evaluating TB for my use. Many > thanks in advance to anyone who can answer.
> Using TB 1.62r, Win 2000 Pro SP2, GnuPG 1.2.2. > 1. The only way to encrypt to myself is to add myself to the > recipient list. This is not like the "internal GPG" engine within > TB which allows me to check the "always encrypt to default key." > I've tried this but it has no effect on GnuPG. Is there a way > around that? Yes, see my reply to you in <mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > 2. In the editor, after completing a message, I go to the Privacy > menu and select "Encrypt and Sign" and I am prompted for a > passphrase. If I use the keyboard shortcut (Shift+Alt+E), the > message is immediately encrypted without prompting for a passphrase. > I don't know if I ever stored the passphrase, and I am unable to > find out where I would disable such a feature. Can anyone let me > know where/how to force TB to prompt me for a passphrase every time? Shift-Alt-E always asks me for my password. Did you accidently hit Shift-Ctrl-E? The latter is encrypt only and obviously doesn't require a password. -- Best regards, Bill ________________________________________________ Current version is 1.62r | "Using TBUDL" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
