Sean Stark, [SS] wrote: SS> I just tried that. Everything works smoothly from TheBat's side. But SS> then the recipient (who is using Outlook-2000) gets an email that has SS> has a completely empty body and 2 attachments. (called ATT31902.ATT, SS> and ATT31903.ATT). Hitting the Decrypt/Verify button within Outlook SS> does nothing (it can't find anything to decrypt). And those files can't SS> seem to be saved and decrypted manually either. SS> Does this work for you ?
Does Outlook support PGP/MIME? I doubt that it does. >> If the file is encrypted by itself then yes. If the message and file are >> PGP/MIME encrypted then you wouldn't have to go through that hassle. SS> From outlook-2000, the message is sent (also using PGP 658ckt) with SS> "sign/encrypt on send". In the "Text" tab page in TheBat I get the SS> new button at the top right of the screen to decrypt/verify. I press SS> that, then I enter my pass-phrase, then the text component of the SS> message is decrypted, but the attachment is still showing in the SS> left of screen as encrypted. So I am having to "go through that SS> hassle". Are you saying that on your system (ie PGP 8) it decrypyts SS> the attachment in the same step ? If PGP/MIME encrypted yes. AFAIK, Outlook does not support PGP/MIME. If Outlook does support PGP/MIME encryption then decrypting the message will decrypt the message body and attachment together. If Outlook doesn't support PGP/MIME, then what it's doing is encrypting the text body and then separately encrypting the attachment. This is why you have to be manually decrypting the attachment after saving it to disk. -- -= allie_M =- | List Moderator PGPKeys: http://www.ac-martin.com/pgpkeys.html _
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