Clemens Schwaighofer, [CS] wrote: CS> well because I use TheBat since a very long time I really looked CS> forward to the Version 2. why? full IMAP support, well it has and it CS> looks good, full Multi Language Support, means Japanese CS> (ISO-2022-JP, Chinese, Korean, etc) ... but no, same bad thing like CS> before. why? Why is there no better support for this, why is there CS> no sepperate setting for each language and their fonts. A very bad CS> thing IMO. Or perhaps I missed it?
You haven't missed anything. Apparently this is planned for future releases in the near future. CS> Next thing is the PGP implementation. with the built in there is CS> still no possibility to easily add a public key Are you speaking of the PGP integrated support for v5,6,7,8 or are you referring to the internal PGP version? The inbuilt integration for PGP v5,6,7,8 works pretty much like how the previous plugins worked when doing these sort of key management manoeuvres. How is it that you wish to add a public key? Usually, if the PGPKey is in the message text, then doing a verify, or using the 'import PGP certificate' command from the Tools/Message Security' options will initiate the importation process. If you attempt to verify a signature and you don't have the key on your keyring, PGP's autokey finder will start provided you configured PGP to do so. If you're using the internal PGP which is v2.6, then I'd not advise this since you're stuck with using only RSA keys. CS> or check a key online, nor to export your generated key to a key CS> server. So, on the first glance there is nothing new. There's a lot that's new. You just have no interest in using them. No problem there really. Everyone works differently. CS> I should pay something for this? No one is saying you should. :) Upgrade only if it's worth your while. CS> I'd rather switch to Mozilla, I might have a downpoint with CS> notification of new mail there but I have perferect multi language CS> support, perfect Open/GNUpg implementation (through enigmail, I'd CS> suggest to the TheBat developers to take a look at it, to see HOW a CS> cryption plugin shall work), etc. TB!'s plugin for the later versions of PGP work just fine and with its macro support will do things other plugins will not. -- -= allie_M =- | List Moderator PGPKeys: http://www.ac-martin.com/pgpkeys.html _
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